Sir Graham Henry To Host An Audience With Leo Molloy
Thursday, 26 May 2022, 6:21 pm Press Release: Leo Molloy
Former All Blacks head coach and current member of the
Black Ferns coaching staff Sir Graham Henry KNZN is set to
host an event on Waiheke Island this weekend, where Mayoral
candidate Leo Molloy will outline his vision and plan for
Auckland.
“Leo has always gone above and beyond to
support local sports associations and charities through
events at HQ. He has what it takes to get things done,”
says Sir Graham.
Sir Graham who resides on Waiheke,
will host Leo at a function at the Waiheke Bowling Club in
Surfdale on Sunday 29 May at 3pm.
The event will
provide Waiheke Island residents with an opportunity to ask
questions of Leo and have their say on the issues that
matter to them.
In order to ensure numbers can be
accommodated please register your interest in attending by
emailing media@leomolloy.co.nz.
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