As MP for Waimakariri, I’m always looking at ways to help our residents be heard on what they need to get ahead by bringing the relevant stakeholders to the electorate to hear directly about our concerns or to take the views of the Waimakariri to Parliament. Whether it’s the three-laning southbound over the Waimakariri Bridge or after-hours health service provision, I take a community-led approach to support our residents to be resourced for our growth and infrastructure needs.
December 21, 2021
Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey says he is pleased Spark has agreed to invest in the region’s infrastructure to improve connectivity for residents and business owners.
READ MOREDecember 09, 2021
Year 13 Rangiora High School student Ruby Wilson charmed the judges at the 2021 Waitaha-Canterbury Youth Awards with her passion for the Waimakariri community.
READ MORENovember 19, 2021
Going on a defensive driving course changed rural teenager Hillary Cooper’s confidence to drive on the open road.
READ MOREAs local MP, I see my role as supporting our region to meet the opportunities and challenges as we continue to grow.
It's when MPs are working on the ground that we see the impact that decisions made in Wellington have on the daily lives of people in our communites.It's my priority to have the voice of Waimakariri heard.