SASTA Executive
Jodi Betts
Northland
Jodi has been working in Road Safety and Community
Education in the Far North for the past 9 years and currently holds a part time
position at a Community Education Organisation named Far North REAP.
Prior to this she held a Health Promotion position for 8 years at Public Health
in Nelson. Her role in Road Safety Education primarily focuses on Marketing,
Local and Regional Road Safety Campaign development and working with her
colleagues to deliver ‘on-the-ground’ community initiatives. She also runs her own
small Event and Project Management business.
Marissa Oakley Browne
Auckland
Marissa is a Senior Active Modes Coordinator in the Sustainable Mobility Team at Auckland Transport. Previously, Marissa held roles at Auckland Council and North Shore City Council.
In her current role, Marissa encourages safety and enjoyment across different modes of travel including walking, biking and scootering.
Marissa supports the Vision Zero approach of a safely-designed transport system, and is part of a team that runs campaigns and provides people with training and resources to use active modes confidently and safely.
Coralie Owens
Auckland
Coralie currently works for NZTA as the Communications Specialist for Auckland System Management. Coralie was the Road Safety Community Transport Coordinator for Auckland Transport. Where she
worked with colleagues on road safety programmes aimed to decrease deaths and
serious injuries within the Auckland region. Her many innovative and
educational campaigns and events are created and rolled out to help improve
driving behaviours. In contrast,
outside of work you may recognise her on television as a background nurse on
Shortland Street or in advertisements or films.
Rachel Stubbs
Waikato
Rachel has held the role of Road Safety Coordinator twice, initially working for both the Waitomo and Ōtorohanga District Councils and presently working for the Ōtorohanga District Council.
She has been working on speed management over the past few years with a focus on speed limit changes as well as road safety education campaigns.
Her passion for working in smaller rural District Councils has led to a special interest in tourism and the effect it has on our roads.
Lorreen Hartley
Bay of Plenty/East Coast/ Hawkes Bay
Lorreen is the Community Development Advisor for the Whakatāne District and oversees the Road Safety Programme for the Eastern Bay of Plenty. She has a particular interest in high risk and vulnerable populations as well as road safety. She is of Ngāti Raukawa, Tūwharetoa, Kahungunu, Tainui and Whanganui Iwi.
Alastair Mayston
Taranaki/Manawatū/Whanganui
Alastair is one of three Road Safety Coordinators at Horizons Regional Council. His role is focused on Palmerston North and Manawatū district and he works within council’s Transport Team. He has a background in education and health promotion roles prior to starting in road safety.
Anna Blomquist
Wellington/Top of the South
Anna has been the Transport Safety Education Coordinator for Wellington City Council since 2009, prior to this she held a similar role at Hutt City Council. Her main areas of focus are safety for pedestrians, people on bikes, motorcyclists and moped riders and intersection safety. She works with a small team of transport behaviour change specialists at Wellington City and works on collaborative projects with her colleagues across the Wellington region.
Daniel Naudé
Canterbury/Otago/Southland/West Coast
Daniel has started in his role in December 2005 as the Road Safety Coordinator for the South Canterbury Region. This is Timaru-, Waimate-, and Mackenzie Districts. He comes from a police background (South Africa) and also has been in adult training roles since 1991.
Like most provincials towns in New Zealand, Daniel's role covers all aspects of road safety education, travel demand management and works within the Roading Team.
Kathy Graham
Canterbury/West Coast/Chatham Islands/Southland/Otago
Kathy has worked in road safety and travel demand management for the last five years in both Christchurch City and Waimakariri. Prior to moving to Canterbury she worked as a journalist in the Waikato and served 18 years as a Police Officer in a variety of roles in Auckland. In her current role within the Roading team she works both within the Waimakariri community on road safety and TDM as well as ongoing collaboration with the Transport Agency and other Canterbury Councils under the Greater Christchurch partnership.