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Lisa Wriley - Central Coast New Independents

Lisa trained as a teacher and has worked in environmental education over the last 20years.  She was awarded the Gosford City Council Australia Day Community Award (Environment) in 2010.

This Award largely recognised her role in Kariong Eco Garden since it began in 2005. She has been active there ever since, gaining a reputation as the 'worm lady' due to her enthusiasm for composting and recycling food scraps in schools with the help of Worm Tubs made by a nearby Men's Shed. She is a mum with two teenage sons, connecting her with two high schools as a parent volunteer, the local soccer club and local Scouts over the years.

Lisa's faith is important to her and informs her valuing of community life that is respectful, compassionate and has integrity. Lisa has been employed part-time as a community campaigner for an environmental organisation since 2010 and is committed to making sure governments of all levels listen to the people.

She believes that good local government is critical for supporting strong, healthy and resilient communities.

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Central Coast NEW Independents stand for:

  • Supporting local groups and community voices to protect and enhance what we love for future generations
  • Giving communities an effective voice
  • Accountability and transparency in Council's actions and decision making
  • Better planning that retains the character of the Central Coast while providing the infrastructure that the community needs
  • Working with the local community to identify priorities for improving local roads, drainage and footpaths
  • Protecting our COSS lands, open space and the places we love - urban reserves, the bushland, waterways and beaches
  • Creating new local jobs, supporting existing and new sustainable industries
  • Working with local communities to better understand and prepare for the impacts of climate change and extreme weather events
  • Providing efficient and cost effective waste and recycling services
  • Protecting our drinking water catchments and agricultural lands

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