Checking out the cow shed during the cubicle farming information gathering tour of the Mackenzie Basin.
Jacqui and Minister of Conservation, Hon Kate Wilkinson during their cubicle farming information gathering tour of the Mackenzie Basin.
Jacqui and Agriculture Minister, Hon David Carter during their cubicle farming information gathering tour of the Mackenzie Basin on 24 January 2010.
High Country Women, 23 January 2010: Jacqui shows visiting Associate Conservation Minister Kate Wilkinson and Southern Conservator Marian van der Goes the magnificent view across the Kakanui Mountains from above Dansey's Pass during a recent familiarisation tour incorporating land tenure matters.
Department of Conservation officer Lan Pham, Jacqui and DOC Otago conservator Marian van der Goef prior to the Waitaki MP releasing the endangered native lowland longjawed galaxias, New Zealand’s rarest and most threatened fish which has been notified as nationally critical, the highest conservation status given to those species threatened with extinction. The galaxias were released into North Otago's Waianakarua River on 14 December 2009.
Janet Bates (works for Jacqui from the Timaru office), Charlene Napier (office manager in Oamaru), Fiona Spring (executive assistant in Wellington), Sarah Hay and Jacqui.
Hon Dr Nick Smith and MP's Jacqui Dean and Michael Woodhouse meet up with the Waitaki District Council's Waste Minimisation mascot Mini-Miser, while at the Southern Bluegreen's forum held at Totara on Saturday 28 November, 2009.
Micheal Woodhouse, Prime Minister John Key, Jacqui, Hon Bill English and Eric Roy at the Southern Christmas Function on 20 November 2009.
Jacqui formally announcing North Otago's hosting at Oamaru of the Golden Oldies festival to coincide with the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
Jacqui with electorate office staff and North Otago National Party president Gary Kircher at rear left and Prime Minister John Key and National Party president Peter Goodfellow.
Jacqui meets with Environment Canterbury chairman Alec Neill to discuss various issues pertaining to Waitaki residents including water allocation and quality. During their talk Mr Neill said he intended ECan to move from a presumptive organisation to one that enabled.
Upper Waitaki RSA stalwart 'Chum' Cleave with Jacqui shortly after the 90-year-old Second World War veteran received his RSA Gold Star award at a function at Kurow on Saturday (Oct 30). Mr Cleave, who attended his first ANZAC ceremony at Hakataramea in 1928, was further honoured by his RSA colleages for his decades of service to association welfare matters. In her address Mrs Dean acknowledged Mr Cleave's wider community work and further remarked the awards were all the more special as the grandson who had accompanied him to every upper Waitaki Anzac Day service since the young fellow could walk was also in attendance at the ceremony.
Jacqui speaking at the Lake Hawea Community Centre breakfast fundraising event with Todd McClay, Member for Rotorua, as the guest speaker, 2 October.
With Olivia Smith, Alexandra's Bowling Club Princess on her beautifully decorated float.
Presenting the 2009 Alexandra Blossom Festival Princess, Alice Finch, with her winning sash, 26 September 2009.
Jacqui's Electorate Agents Niki Proctor, Charlene Napier and Andrea Kydd-Law visit her Wellington office, Fiona, Jacqui's Executive Assistant is also pictured.
Jacqui and Rico Gill opening Weston Schools new administration block.
Jacqui attending Oamaru's Altrusa 'Lavish Lunch' held in honour of National Literacy Day. Jacqui pictured here with (from left) Liz Ballantyne, Sherilyn Hellier and Helen Webster - 12 September 2009.
Michael Woodhouse, Prime Minister John Key and Jacqui at the Class Act Awards held in Dunedin on 3 September.
Jacqui chats with Nancy Haye a Kurow museum volunteer and Liz Matheson, a Kurow library volunteer, at the Kurow volunteers afternoon tea, 31 August.
Jacqui called in at Twizel on 31 August to thank some of the community's volunteers for their hard work at a morning tea function. From left: Marion Sheridan, Jacqui Dean, Elaine Williamson, Tracy Beardsley, Glenys Moore, Betty Gorman and Judy Norman. During the function Mrs Dean thanked the volunteers for their work which was often unheralded. "please take my message of thanks for the work you do home with you," she said.
Jacqui visits a meat chiller on her recent visit to Alliance's Pukeuri Works, north of Oamaru, 21 August, 2009
Danny Hailes, Plant Manager, Alliance Group Ltd-Pukeuri Plant telling Jacqui how things work in one of the Alliance Pukeuri processing rooms, Geoff Proctor beside Danny.
Jacqui reunited with an old friend, the Play School Clock.
Waitaki NZEI employees met outside Jacqui's Oamaru electorate office 7 August to protest their low pay rates. Mrs Dean agreed the school support staff had a case and assured them she would take their concerns to caucas.
Early in August Jacqui spoke with NZEI members seeking a wage rise review. Mrs Dean spoke earlier with two representatives and later told a larger gathering she would take their issues to Parliament.
Questions on life as an MP came thick and fast when Waitaki MP Jacqui Dean spoke with Waitaki Girl's High School pupils during a recent careers seminar. Among their requests the students wanted to know how Mrs Dean became an MP, what she did prior to standing for selection, what she enjoyed most about the job as well as the pitfalls.
Jacqui Dean chats with Margaret Thompson and Irene Foley, both from Age Concern, at the morning tea arranged as a thank you to Oamaru's many volunteers. The friendly function was attended by around 120 people, 14 August 2009.
Gary Kircher (Electorate Chair) and Ele Ludemann (Regional Chair) at the National Conference 1 August 2009, Ele is holding her cup rewarded for services to the National Party.
Jacqui and Grant Ludemann chat at the National Party Conference.
Alzheimers Charity Concert, 31 July 2009
Jacqui with Michael Jones and Va'iaga Tuigamala.
Jacqui with Miss Samoa.
Jacqui with colleagues Todd McClay and Peseta Sam Lotu-Iiga who was born in Apia, Samoa, standing in front of the RNZAF plane that they travelled to the Pacific in for the Pacific Mission 2009 with the Prime Minister, and visited Tonga, Samoa, Niue, and the Cook Islands, July 2009.
Jacqui and Waitaki district deputy mayor and electorate chair Gary Kircher attend the Otago Regional Council's effluent management field day at McNally's farm, Kakanui. During the day Jacqui was able to inspect the McNally's leading edge Hypress Effluent Separator System designed and installed by Oamaru business Gillies Metaltech - 16 July, 2009.
Jacqui and Jo Goodhew speak to a constituent at the official opening of the new Hospice in Timaru, John Key was also in attendance.
Waimate volunteers afternoon tea.
Geraldine volunteers afternoon tea.
Jacqui in Kurow at the Meridian rugby day - 6 June 2009.
Jacqui checking out the progress of the new library and school hall building at Papakaio School.
Jacqui at Papakaio School.
Spending some time with Papakaio School pupils.
Opening and Blessing for the St. Vincent de Paul Opportunity Shop Extension at 7 Tees St, Oamaru, March 2009.
Omakau Show 2009.
Jacqui and Waitaki Mayor Alex Familton cutting the ribbon at the opening of the newly redecorated Oamaru Opera House.
Lions club 45 years of service celebration - Mayor Alex Familton, Jacqui Dean MP, Lion Lewis Gillies (recipient of Melvin Jones Fellow Award) and District Governor Neil Blake, November 2008.
Jacqui at the Waimate A&P show, 2008.
Members of National's Environment team, MP's Hon Nick Smith, John Carter and Jacqui Dean accept Nicky Wagner's petition to reduce vehicle noise.
Oliver Hanning Y10 of St Kevins College jobs shadows Jacqui to find out whats involved in a typical MP's day.
National Class of 2005.
Bluegreen breakfast in Queenstown April 2008 where Hon Nick Smith and Jacqui Dean both spoke.
Jacqui guest speaking at Oamaru Anzac Service 2008.
Jacqui chats with Cromwell ambulance officer Andrew Duncan while holding her volunteer afternoon tea.
Jacqui with Cindy Douglas at the opening of their new lodge at their Dome Hills Farm in April 08.
Otago MP Jacqui Dean pins a popply on Waitaki District Council employee Arthur Mahan while selling poppy's for ANZAC day.
Wallace Chapman, Jacqui and Maurice Williamson prepare for Back Benchers in April 08.
Jacqui at Temuka Geraldine A&P Show March 08.
Jacqui and John Key at the Wanaka show.
Jacqui opening Palmerston Preschool & Nursery with Blake Cameron (3) on the 8 February '08. Photo compliments of Bill Campbell "The Review".
Jacqui in action delivering flyers on How your local MP can help you. She did Palmerston, Alexandra, Cromwell and Wanaka.
Charlene, Niki and Jacqui posting out Alexandra Waterwheel surveys
Jacqui with Katherine Rich and Jo Goodhew at Waimate High School
Jacqui visits children at the remote Paerau School in Central Otago
Lindsay Tisch speaking at Jacqui's lunch club on the 19 October 2007
Papakaio School visiting Jacqui Dean in Parliament October 07.
Jacqui discusses a primary school enterprise programme with Papakaio School pupils Adore Davis (left) and Nathanael Napier
The Otago team. Left to right: Nikki Proctor, Jacqui, Charlene Napier, Peter Christian
Lavish Soap co-owner Kay Parker (left) discusses proposed trans-Tasman regulation of natural health products with National MPs Judith Collins and Jacqui Dean.
Waitaki District Mayor Alan McLay and Jacqui Dean show their support for Asthma Awareness Week.
North Otago Irrigtion Company chairman Jock Webster (far left) gives National Party MPs a tour of the irrigation scheme near Duntroon
Jacqui discusses Central Otago irrigation requirements with farmers in Tarras
(photo courtesy of Mountain Scene) Good Child Ltd director Glyn Barry (left) and her daughtger Moana Paradise Watson with Jacqui at a Good Child group meeting in Queenstown
Jacqui and Gary Kircher count party pill petition signatures at the Oamaru electorate office
Learning more about recycling at the Waitaki Resource Recovery Park
Catching up with Blueskin Bay Community Librarian Louise Sherriff during an electorate tour
Discussing developments at Remarkables Park with John Key and Alastair Porter
Mark Hesson of Alexandra's Leaning Rock Vineyard and Jacqui enjoy Oamaru's Wine and Food Festival
Preapring to clock up the kms out and about in the Otago electorate
Jacqui outside her Oamaru Electorate office
John Key and Jacqui learn more about Remarkables Park in Queenstown with (from left) park director Alastar Porter, Queenstown ASB branch manager Donna Harpur-Swain and park director John Porter
Attending the official opening of Queenstown's Resort College
Taking a break with fellow National Party MPs Nicky Wagner (left) and Pansy Wong
Addressing punters at the popular Cromwell Race Meeting
Jo Hanning buys a raffle from Jacqui to help raise funds for the North Otago SPCA's new animal shelter
Gillies Metaltech general manager Allan Hollamby (left) and Waitaki Development Board chief exectuive Mark Jurisich discuss employment opportunities in Oamaru
Jacqui helps Zachary Lay officially open Ardgowan School's extension
Getting some building tips from Hoani Neill (left) and Aaron Maxwell at Weston Playcentre
