MAYORAL CANDIDATES FOR THE CITY OF KARRATHA 2023
Pablo Miller has been a resident of Karratha for twelve years and he moved here to start his career in radio. Mr Miller is a councilor, radio announcer, parent and former business owner.
“ I believe all the small towns within our municipality are important to our municipality and I am committed to working with you to further community wellbeing and services.”
email: pablomiller@outlook.com.au
Brenton Johannsen says he pledges to donate 100 percent of the Mayor allowances to local charities and community groups.
“Community suggestions, neighborhood safety, more opportunities for locals, ratepayer discounts at local facilities, relocating airport smokers area, eco friendly week management, mental health support, playground at the Quarter, Wickham shaded courts, undercover solar parking, Dampier marina, international airport, paint the tank.”
Mobile: 0474 502 034
Peter Long says he will continue rational; safe inclusive leadership.
“My 2011 election promise was to ensure the REAP became a reality. I facilitated our footpaths, the Yab Trail, Conferences, Hubs, the Airport. Next will be shade, Roebourne, a Marina, int flights and Aged Care.”
MOBILE: 0409 882 847
Daniel Scott is the owner of North West Brewing Co, Husband to Kresta Scott and proud Father of three young boys.
“I have a vision for growing Karratha’s economy:
A plan to create and Education and Sporting Precinct between the TAFE and St Luke’s College.
Working with the State and Federal governments to have a housing program rolled out to house the families and workers and limit the need to FIFO.
Continue to work on extra airline services to get us better connected.
MOBILE: 0438 938 332
Tony Simpson is the CEO of RDA Pilbara, a former Shire Councilor, MP, and the one who named the City of Karratha in 2014 as Minister for Local Government.
“My vision as Mayor is to join forces with State and Federal entities to progress childcare, health and housing solutions. To work to establish Domestic and International flights. To improve local boat ramps.”
MOBILE: 0438 354 236