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Local Focus: Who is Ali Hale Tilley, Green candidate for Rangitīkei?

Georgie Ormond
By Georgie Ormond
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4 Oct, 2020 11:51 PMQuick Read

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Ali Hale Tilley, the Green Party candidate for Rangitīkei, tells Local Focus a little about her connection with the electorate and answers some quick-fire questions.

Hale Tilley arrived in the Rangitīkei three years ago, swapping the city - Wellington - for the hills. Having travelled extensively, Hale Tilley is well settled in and continues to run her yoga business from her Marton studios. The business was previously based in Wellington for eleven years.

Hale Tilley said, "It's been an amazing time to come into the electorate."

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Her favourite saying is by Mahatma Gandhi: "The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members."

Also standing in the Rangitīkei electorate:
• Reuben Leung Wai for the New Conservatives
• Ricky Cribb for Advance NZ
• Neil Wilson for ACT
• Antony Woollams for NZ First

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