Carmel is proud to be Kelston’s voice in Parliament, delivering for the West Auckland community. She is committed to transforming the welfare system so it’s fairer and treats people with dignity.
Primarily based in Auckland, Willie has supported the rights of Māori nationally for many years, with a focus on community development particularly in South Auckland.
Peeni is of Ngāti Hine and Ngāpuhi descent, and proudly served as a Member of Parliament for Tāmaki Makaurau for nine years and a Minister for six years.
Priyanca believes that everyone should have the opportunity to live with dignity, having equitable access to safe and affordable housing, quality education and healthcare, and secure work.
Deborah lives in New Lynn, and says the best part of her job is meeting the people who live and work out West, finding out what matters to them, and working for them.
Protecting our environment is hugely important to David, as well as policies that enhance economic growth and address the growing extremes between rich and poor.
Camilla has been a strong advocate for working people throughout her career. She wants to build a fairer New Zealand for everyone, and loves the diverse and vibrant communities in the Epsom electorate.
Arena grew up in South Auckland and is committed to continuing the progress made under Labour to make sure that people in Manurewa have more opportunities to get ahead.
Phil was born and raised in Auckland and is proudly the MP for Te Atatū. He believes that New Zealand should be a place that delivers hope and opportunity to all people.
Serving as the local MP for her Auckland community for almost 10 years, Jenny has been a committed voice for social justice and ensuring that there is equal opportunities and fairness for all.
Since moving to Mount Albert in 1989, Helen has been deeply involved in the community, and is dedicated to ensuring all Kiwis have access to a system that enables them to flourish.
Passionate and active in the South Auckland community, Lemauga Lydia Sosene is the Labour MP for Māngere where she lives. Her dedication to service and her community led her into politics.
As Labour’s spokesperson for Auckland Issues, Shanan is committed to working alongside the community to set the city up for the future, building sustainable infrastructure and inclusive communities.
