2025年奥克兰市地方选举

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今年9月,我们将迎来2025年奥克兰市地方选举。这不仅仅是一次投票,更是每位居民参与社区治理、争取权利的机会!

无论你是新移民青年选民、还是有志为社区发声的华人领袖,这篇文章让你了解最实用的选举参与投票指南

什么是地方选举?和国家选举有什么不同?

项目地方选举国家选举
组织者奥克兰市议会和独立选举官新西兰选举委员会
投票方式邮寄投票(你会收到投票包)现场投票(投票站)
投票内容市长、议员、地方委员会成员等政党票 + 国会议员票
时间2025年9月9日-10月11日2026年全国大选

温馨提醒:选票通过信箱寄送,请务必在家中查收信封!

地方议会为何重要?

奥克兰议会负责与民生息息相关的服务:

  • 公共交通与地方道路
  • 垃圾回收处理
  • 公园、海滩、图书馆
  • 水资源分配

这些地方决策直接影响日常生活品质!

为什么地方选举与你息息相关?

奥克兰市议会每年掌管超过 40亿纽币预算,涉及我们生活的方方面面:

  • 公园、图书馆、社区设施
  • 公共交通、道路维护
  • 垃圾清理与水质管理
  • 🏘 城市规划与住房政策

你的一票,决定了谁来代表你的声音,影响你家庭和社区的未来发展!

选举核心机制

1. 双层级治理结构

层级职责范围决策焦点
Governing Body
(市长+议员)
全奥克兰范围区域公园、水质政策、垃圾处理
21个地方委员会本地区事务社区公园、图书馆、本地活动

2. 选区划分

  • 13个大选区(Wards):共20名议员(每区1-2名)
  • 21个地方委员会(Local Boards):共151名成员(每委员会5-11人)

为什么投票很重要?

这是一个选择拥有相似想法和经验的代表的机会,这样您所在的社区声音才能被倾听,并为重大决策做出贡献。

在2022年选举的466个候选人,71%的候选人来自于欧裔社区,仅有 35.5% 投票率,在青年、毛利与多元社区更低至25%
但我们可以改变这个局面!

✅ 鼓励亲朋好友登记成为选民
✅ 分享候选人信息
✅ 投下你宝贵的一票
✅ 或者,你也可以站出来成为候选人!

谁有资格参与?

满足以下条件即可投票:

  • 年满18岁
  • 新西兰公民/永久居民/无截止日居民签证
  • 连续在新西兰居住满12个月
  • 已在 vote.nz 上登记选民信息

选民登记截止:2025年8月1

立即登记或更新信息: vote.nz

投票时间线和流程

关键日期一览

  • 8月1日:选民登记截止
  • 9月9日 – 22日:投票启动,邮寄选票包
  • 10月11日中午12点:投票截止

投票流程三步走:

  1. 收到投票包(信封里有候选人手册 + 投票纸 + 回邮信封)
  2. 填写投票纸
  • 用预付信封寄回(10月7日前投邮

投票箱投递:超市、图书馆、交通枢纽等设点(查询voteauckland.co.nz/wheretovote

特殊投票:未收到选票包?可前往24家指定图书馆或移动投票点

选票填写规则

  • 市长:勾选1
  • 选区议员:勾选1-2
  • 地方委员会:勾选多个候选人

如何了解候选人?

可以通过投票包中的投票手册了解候选人, 完整的候选人资料将于9月1日起在“奥克兰投票”网站上发布。

通过候选人见面会:9月由市议会举办,并在voteauckland.co.nz网站上进行直播和录制。及社区举办

除了投票,我还能参与什么?

你还可以选择:参选!想代表华人社区发声?你可以考虑参选以下职位:

职位主要职责工作时间年薪(参考)
市长制定奥克兰愿景制定计划、政策和预算领导管理机构与奥克兰民众互动全职高度的专业和个人投入可根据需要在下班后和周末工作$306,952
市议员就区域规划和问题做出决策参加公共活动,与居民和社区团体联络与所在选区的地方委员会合作可承担其他职责,例如担任副市长或委员会主席全职:每周工作时间超过 40 小时需要高度的专业和个人投入$111,782 – $168,817取决于其他职责,例如副市长或委员会主席
地方委员会成员与地方领导层沟通并提供领导力就地方事务做出决策为区域战略、政策、规划和决策做出贡献监督特定事务,例如活动或公园主席和副主席需承担额外责任成员和副主席需兼职(每周 12-30 小时)主席需全职取决于区域规模成员:$31,141 – $55,811 副主席:$37,369 – $66,974 • 主席:$62,282 – $111,623

温馨小贴士

当选成员均为自雇人士。由独立机构(薪酬管理局)制定,并于每年6月30日进行审核。费用,例如差旅费或网络接入费

谁可以成为地方选举的候选人?

  • 参选资格:年满18岁、新西兰公民、已登记为选民
  • 获得2名本选区选民提名

成为候选人需要具备哪些条件?

  • 无需专业学历!欢迎各界背景人士
  • 必备技能包括:开放的心态和战略思维,沟通能力和社区参与能力,关系建立和协作能力

提名流程:

提名时间:2025年7月4日星期五开始 – 8月1日星期五中午结束

申请表格(在线和纸质)将于2025年7月4日起开放

详情请见 👉 voteauckland.co.nz/beacandidate

华社参政,正当其时!选举不仅是权利,更是责任。让我们一起,让华人声音更响亮!一票在手,改变从你我开始!立即行动!

角色关键链接截止时间
选民登记vote.nz2025年8月1
候选人提名参选入口2025年8月1日中午

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Mobile Safety Cameras

 

NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA) will soon start operating mobile safety cameras. These look different to the vans NZ Police used.

Speeding drivers in New Zealand will now be detected by cameras in SUVs. Later this year we’ll add trailers to the fleet.

We want people to have the opportunity to do the right thing so we’re sharing information on what our vehicles look like.

What we need from you

Please drive to the speed limit and share that message with your people.

We’ve developed a factsheet you can share showing what our vehicles look like. You can find this here nzta.govt.nz/mobile-safety-cameras

What to expect

Our first SUV will be on the roadside in Auckland from mid-May. It’ll be joined in the coming months by other SUV models (and colours) and trailers as NZTA expands it mobile camera operations across the country.

Like NZ Police, our SUVs and trailers will be unmarked. They also won’t be hidden.  They’ll be visible to drivers.

Mobile safety cameras reduce deaths and serious injuries when they discourage speeding everywhere. We call this ‘general deterrence’ and that’s why we deploy them nationwide ‘anytime, anywhere’.

How frequently we visit, the length of time we stay and the time we visit a particular location is informed by data and local insights.

Where there is a risk of people being killed or seriously injured in a crash you can expect to see our SUVs and trailers.

From 1 July NZTA will be responsible for all safety cameras and NZ Police will no longer operate their mobile safety camera vans. Police officers will continue to issue notices for the offences they detect.

Neither NZTA or our mobile camera operator (Acusenus) will receive any incentives or funds from tickets issued. Safety camera infringement fees go into the Government Consolidated Fund. 

More information

nzta.govt.nz/safety-cameras  

 

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To our Community,

In the year ending December 2022, New Zealand families lost 125 people in crashes involving drivers who were under the influence of Alcohol. A further 206 were seriously injured.

Whilst New Zealand Police officers are on the roads 24/7 conducting alcohol breath screening tests, in the weeks leading up to Christmas and the New Year the intensity of the testing and number of checkpoints increases.

Why? Because traditionally this is when businesses and workplaces finish up for the year and have ‘End of Year’ functions which leads to an increase in the number of people driving under the influence of alcohol.

This Christmas / New Year, NZ Police will be putting more staff on the roads and conducting an increased number of alcohol checkpoints. Whilst you will still see some larger checkpoints on the main roads, we will also be conducting smaller ‘Pop Up’ checkpoints on rural and urban routes which are traditionally ‘back roads’ taken by motorists to avoid checkpoints. These ‘Pop Up’ checkpoints will take place both during the day and the evenings.

Why are we telling you this?

Because we do not want anyone impaired by alcohol to be driving. A 100% successful campaign for Police will be thousands of breath screening tests conducted with zero drivers over the limit. We do not want to catch people drink driving we want to prevent them doing so.

Whilst ultimately the driver is responsible for his or her actions, we would like to see more businesses and employers considering their employee’s well-being by ensuring either designated sober drivers or alternative transport is available, and please do not let an employee, colleague, or work mate drive when they are impaired by alcohol. By doing this you may save their life or someone’s else.

How can you help?

We would appreciate your organisation distributing this messaging through your communication channels to as many businesses / Industries as possible. We are taking a prevention approach that needs your support in spreading this messaging.

Our messaging is ‘ We are not the fun Police, have your fun but please be safe on our Roads and do not drink and drive’. If you drive impaired, you may lose your licence or worse someone’s life.

Kind Regards and safe travels

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Jay Acton Kiwi-Dragon Cultural Exchange Scholarship 

About the Scholarship

CNSST Jay Acton Kiwi-Dragon Cultural Exchange Scholarship (hereafter: JA KD Scholarship) was initiated and is administered by CNSST Foundation (CNSST).

The purpose of the scholarship is to provide the opportunity of a trip to China to young local Kiwis who are not are not of Chinese descent and whose family circumstances could not otherwise afford it.

The scholarship is funded by CNSST through its organized fundraising events.

Scholarship Coverage

The aim of the JA KD Scholarship is to provide an opportunity for local students to gain an understanding of or enrich their knowledge of Chinese culture so as to have a positive impact to the development of their social and cultural values on their life journey.

The scholarship covers:

Please note: the scholarship excludes all spending on personal items or items unspecified above.

Scholarship Eligibility Criteria & Application Process

To be eligible, the applicant needs to show:

Additional Requirements:

Important:

Disclaimer: CNSST Board reserves the discretion to change, amend, modify, suspend, continue or terminate all or any part of the programmes on an individual case basis or in general, and at any time without notice.

The application form can be downloaded from here.

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Love Food Hate Waste – Chinese Community Campaign

 

In acknowledgement of the support from Auckland Council Love Food Hate Waste Fund

 

 

Project period is from July 2021 to September 2022.

Project target is Chinese community in Auckland.

Through mass media promotion, the LFHW Chinese Community Campaign have reached out 10,000 Chinese people in Auckland and New Zealand via TV and Radio Campaign.

 

CNSST run an educational campaign in Chinese community that focus on delivering innovative activities aimed at changing wasteful behaviours including:

 

The purpose of this project responds to the initiative of Auckland Council’s Love Food Hate Waste to reduce food waste:

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“Unite Against COVID-19” Online Mental Health Workshop

This workshop is aimed to help diverse populations including seniors, parents, and couples to cope with their common mental issues during COVID-19. It provides integrated support in the basis of mental wellbeing guidelines and social supporting resources.

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“Unite Against Covid-19”- CNSST Service Response System
“守望的天空”- 华社服基金会新冠病毒抗疫服务系统

With the sudden reappearance of community cases of Covid-19, the New Zealand Government has announced a Level 4 National Alert from 17 August 2021. In immediate response to this, the CNSST Foundation team has resumed its “Unite Against Covid-19” CNSST Service Response System as of 18 August 2021. During these especially difficult times, with the community’s health and safety as our top priority, CNSST has united to work together with you to provide a range of essential and responsive services. With a spirit of mutual support and collaboration, we can all confidently look forward to brighter days ahead. The nine categories of services available are as follows:

1. COVID-19 Welfare Support (Direct referrals from NRHCC)
To support confirmed COVID cases of Asian families and their close contacts in self-isolation, CNSST has formed a team to provide COVID-19 related culturally appropriate welfare support. Referrals are received directly from Northern Region Health Coordination Centre.

2. COVID-19 Vaccination Booking (Please contact CNSST Head Office 09-5701188)
The CNSST Volunteer Centre has partnered with Vaccination Centres and WDHB’s Asian Health Services to empower community members to book for vaccination and to access language support. We have 10 vacancies per day open for community to book.

3. Community Connection Service (CCS) and Important Information Updates (Please contact Gloria 021 990 082):
CCS provides connection, and functions as a bridge between government and community, and empowers our community to understand better the NZ welfare system, and their entitlement to support and services. Our team follows up with various government sectors, and provides the community with a weekly combined list of important guidelines and links to those sectors. This list is updated every Saturday. Please access this weekly release on the CNSST WeChat and Website.

4. CNSST CCS Discretionary Fund (Please contact Rachel 0222 760582)
The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) has designated CNSST Foundation as one of the managers of their CCS Discretionary Fund on account of our cultural competency and responsiveness in working with ethnic communities. Families, with no access to other financial assistance, are eligible to apply through us for a grant under this funding where they require financial support for:

For inquiries: info@cnsst.org.nz

5. Online Education & Wellbeing Programmes:
CNSST Foundation have an established online educational system to ensure the continuation and accessibility of our educational options for our community. The comprehensive package of online education includes Tai Chi wellbeing courses, tertiary education, vocational training, Chinese and other subjects for children and young people, cultural education, online parenting courses, and online mental health courses. The professional and accredited trainers and teachers from CNSST Foundation are committed to ensure a high quality of education. Please feel free to make enquiries:

• Teenage Parenting Workshop
• Triple P Parenting Programme
• Toolbox Parenting Programme

6. Online One-to-One Consultation and follow up support services:

7. CNSST Social Housing Services (Please contact Don 021 760 258)
CNSST Foundation has established a communication channel and monitoring system for its tenants at CNSST Kotuku House, aiming to keep all tenants out of harm’s way and ensure their health and safety during the lockdown period. The Social housing team is on call 24/7 and ready to provide support to its tenants whenever needed. A free online Tai Chi Class is offered to encourage all tenants to stay healthy and active, and during this difficult time, we are committed to providing ongoing support. For any social housing related matter, please contact CNSST Foundation Staff via housing@cnsst.org.nz

8. Multi-language Support Services:

CNSST Foundation team possesses multi-lingual professional workforce. In this special period, we are committed to offer multi-language support to assist your communication for emergencies or important matters.

English: Jay: 021 276 0555
Greek & Mongolian: Peter: 022 276 0581
Mandarin & Cantonese: Rachel: 022 276 0582
Japanese & Shanghainese: Jiajia: 021 760 591
Korean: John: 022 276 0580
Malay, Hokkien & Hakka: Magdalene: 021 760 589

9. General inquiries:

Telephone: 09-5701188
Email: info@cnsst.org.nz
Website: www.cnsst.org.nz

Dear Stakeholders, in this special time, CNSST Foundation is always here to provide services and support for you. With regard to our “Unite Against Covid-19” CNSST Service Response System, should you have any further questions or suggestions, please contact Jenny WANG QSM, Executive Director at 021 760 582 or email to management@cnsst.org.nz

He waka eke noa.
We’re all in this together.

 

You are welcome to download the above “Unite Against Covid-19”- CNSST Service Response System in pdf format for your own use or to share with others by clicking here.

 

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