Sunil Kumar For Glendene

Great to start the day at this morning’s business breakfast in West Auckland, hearing from economist Brad Olsen. He spoke positively about the Government’s major trade achievements, including the Indian trade deal, creating new opportunities for exporters and supporting long-term growth.
As Brad said, “New Zealand needs lots of friends, not just one best friend” when it comes to trade. While challenges remain, National is focused on fixing the basics and building the future.
The day was well spent out door knocking — rain or shine, continuing to listen to our community and do our bit to make a difference.

It is always good to spend time understanding the issues that matter most to our Glendene electorate. Listening to our locals, hearing their concerns, and working together for better solutions is what keeps us moving forward. Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts.

Great being out and about door knocking across our electorate and having some wonderful conversations at the doorstep.
It’s clear that our constituents deeply care about our community and are passionate about making it an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to chat today.

It was a great day spent engaging with members of our community. We always value the opportunity to meet with constituents, listen to their perspectives, and discuss ways to make our community safer, more accessible, and more inclusive for all.

Great connecting with our constituents at their doorsteps. Listening to your feedback and hearing your voices is what I love most, and I will continue to advocate for our community.

Wonderful to also visit the Korean Presbyterian Church and Hari Sumiran Mandir premises and attend the cricket tournament finals, celebrating community spirit and togetherness.

Thank you to everyone who welcomed me and shared their thoughts. Together, we can build an even stronger Glendene Electorate.