Councillor Jinty MacTavish, whose suggestion Dunedin City Council should divest itself of fossil fuel investments attracted international attention this year, believes strength of ideas, not weight of personality, should determine policy decisions. ... : A voice for change
Councillor Jinty MacTavish, whose suggestion Dunedin City Council should divest itself of fossil fuel investments attracted international attention this year, believes strength of ideas, not weight of personality, should determine policy decisions. ... : A voice for change
A Class Act awardee in her final year at Waitaki Girls' High School, Jinty MacTavish (second from left) talks with (from left) her grandmother Shona Dunlop-MacTavish, Otago Daily Times then editor Robin Charteris and Jinty's mother, Alison MacTavish,... : A voice for change
A Class Act awardee in her final year at Waitaki Girls' High School, Jinty MacTavish (second from left) talks with (from left) her grandmother Shona Dunlop-MacTavish, Otago Daily Times then editor Robin Charteris and Jinty's mother, Alison MacTavish,... : A voice for change
Dunedin city councillor Jinty MacTavish (left) and former mayor Sukhi Turner listen to the Dalai Lama in the Dunedin Town Hall in June last year. : A voice for change
Dunedin city councillor Jinty MacTavish (left) and former mayor Sukhi Turner listen to the Dalai Lama in the Dunedin Town Hall in June last year. : A voice for change
Jinty MacTavish speaks during the Dunedin City Council public forum on fracking in March 2012. : A voice for change
Jinty MacTavish speaks during the Dunedin City Council public forum on fracking in March 2012. : A voice for change
A voice for change
Are hard work and firm convictions in danger of turning Jinty MacTavish into the thing she hates? Bruce Munro asks the young city councillor what...