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	Mark Blumsky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mark Blumsky QSO is a former Mayor of Wellington ( 1995 to 2001) and National candidate for Wellington Central.
		Mark Blumsky was elected mayor of Wellington in 1995 and relected in 1998.
		Mark Blumsky retired in 2001 and endorsed then deputy mayor Kerry Prendergast as his successor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mark_Blumsky (411 words)

	Kerry Prendergast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1995, she became Deputy Mayor under Mark Blumsky.
		In 2001, Prendergast had considered making another attempt on the national political scene, but when Blumsky announced his retirement, she instead opted to pursue the mayoralty with his endorsement.
		She became Mayor in the 2001 local-body election, and in October 2004 gained re-election for a second term.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kerry_Prendergast (160 words)

	New Zealand Sevens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Wellington design students Mark Forgan (21) and Blythe Rees-Jones (21) were commissioned by tournament organisers to produce a trophy that captured the flair of sevens rugby.
		Mark Forgan said their aim was to represent the speed and fluidity of sevens rugby.
		Wellington Mayor Mark Blumsky will unveil the trophy in Civic Square at the conclusion of the Street Parade by the 16 competing sevens teams through downtown Wellington on Thursday.
	www.sevens.co.nz /news/trophy_6_2.html (196 words)

	Mark Blumsky - Result for Mark Blumsky - Meaning of Mark Blumsky - Definition of Mark Blumsky - Dictionary of Meaning - ...
		Image:Mark Blumsky, small portrait.jpg framerightMark Blumsky '''Mark Blumsky''' is a former Mayor of Wellington ( 1995 to 2001) and New Zealand National Party National candidate for Wellington Central.
		In early 2004 Mark Blumsky joined United Future New Zealand United Future at the urging of its leader Peter Dunne, an old school friend.
		In October 2004, Blumsky announced that he would seek the New Zealand National Party National Party candidacy for the Wellington Central electorate, and he gained the nomination, unopposed, in November, while a member of United Future.
	www.mauspfeil.net /Mark_Blumsky.html (544 words)

	National Party of New Zealand
		Mark Blumsky has been selected unopposed as the National Party candidate for Wellington Central.
		“As a former Wellington mayor, Mark was responsible for driving a number of vibrant lifestyle initiatives in the central city and we think that’s the sort of innovative leadership that the capital deserves in the Beehive.
		&#8220;Mark is a dedicated Wellingtonian, and I believe that with such an outstanding candidate we will return Wellington Central to the National Party with a much greater share of the Party vote.
	www.national.org.nz /Article.aspx?ArticleID=3157 (165 words)

	Left Field and Beyond: An opponent for Hobbs? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mark Blumsky, former Wellington City Council mayor, has just been announced as the National Candidate for Wellington Central.
		Blumsky, in many opinions, wasn't a very good mayor.
		I feel Blumsky has a very good chance of defeating the Teletubby, he is high profile enough to attract voters that otherwise might not vote.
	leftfieldandbeyond.blogspot.com /2004/11/opponent-for-hobbs.html (305 words)

	02-03-01: Absolutely Positively Middle Earth
		Blumsky has $30,000 set aside for new signs that will rebrand the city in the image of Peter Jackson's blockbuster movie.
		Looking ahead, Blumsky believes that the releases of Jackson's films offer huge opportunities to promote Wellington on the world stage and - to that end - $50,000 has been set aside in the council's draft annual plan.
		Far more ambitiously, Blumsky has been in talks with Jackson "for the last six months" about creating a LOTR theme-park attraction in Wellington.
	www.tolkien-movies.com /words/2001/02-03-01d.shtml (406 words)

	Constar: Blumsky
		Jordan has a post on an 'own-goal' from Mark Blumsky - his candidate's opponent in the Wellington central race.
		But mostly sixthly, I saw Mark Blumsky in action for the first time at the recent NZUSA conference I attended.
		I wish I had a camera, you should have seen Mark's face (and David's) when the rest of the panel and crowd either tore the National party to shreds or consigned them to irrelevancy come time to form the next government.
	constar.blogspot.com /2005/02/blumsky.html (730 words)

	Encyclopedia: Mark Blumsky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mark Blumsky is a former Mayor of Wellington, having held office from 1995 to 2001, and expressed his desire to enter national politics on television in October 2004.
		After leaving office, Blumsky formed a food business and two business incubator ventures to help Wellington-based entrepreneurs.
		In early 2004 the United Future political party elected Blumsky as its president, but he resigned soon afterwards, saying that the role had a potential conflict of interest with several paid jobs he was considering.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Mark-Blumsky (206 words)

	Scoop: The Great (Scoop) V8 Debate With Mark Blumsky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mr Blumsky is a man that understands democracy and believes passionately that having the V8 race in Wellington is the wish of the masses.
		Mr Blumsky’s years in Local Government have seen him develop a fantastic front forward defensive technique to journalistic probity, and frustrated by Mr Blumsky’s beautiful technique in cracking loose questions to the ropes Scoop unleashed a barrage of bouncers to try to make things interesting.
		Mark Blumsky: Rates are rates there’s always a debate that goes about whether the rates are a tax and should you put GST on the rates - but we won’t go there today.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/HL0504/S00194.htm?mode=print (2169 words)

	Corinne Blumsky - Wellington - Our People from A J Park
		She has been a Partner of the firm since 2001 and now specialises her practice in the areas of brands, trade mark related matters and domain names.
		Corinne has developed a practice in trade mark issues related to food, fashion and personal care products but also advises clients in a wide range of industries including advertising, design, furniture, manufacturing, electrical goods, telecommunications and information technology.
		She regularly speaks to fashion focus groups, fashion design students and clients on trade mark and branding issues.
	www.ajpark.co.nz /staff_members/Corinne_Blumsky.html (369 words)

	I inhaled, then threw up - Blumsky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Wellington Mayor Mark Blumsky did inhale - but the experience didn't convince him marijuana should be decriminalised.
		Along with other mayors in the Wellington region, Mr Blumsky, 42, opposes decriminalisation.
		Mr Blumsky said yesterday that he had tried marijuana - "show me a university student who hasn't".
	www.nzdf.org.nz /update/messages/1272.htm (327 words)

	Just Left: Back from the South
		Mark Blumsky should be a tough challenge but Labour in Wellington is more than ready for the fight.
		Blumsky has a popular following from his days as Mayor, but he has nothing like the experience Marion has gained through two (or is it three) terms in office.
		As for Blumsky vs Hobbs - having never lived in Welly I can't really make a call, but i suspect we are going to be arguing about this until September - my wild guess at this stage is that Hobbs will hold it but it will be close.
	jtc.blogs.com /just_left/2005/01/back_from_the_s.html (2405 words)

	The Commander In Chief: Wellington Central Candidate Literature Post #1
		There is also no tie in with the " Eyebrows " logo Blumsky is using on a billboard at the Mount Victoria tunnel, which would have provided some branding for Blumsky.
		A direct comparison is not entirely fair: Blumsky's leaflet is clearly electionaring, while Hobbs' is more of a newsletter (which - judging by the House of Representatives logo accompanying every Labour logo - is probably funded by Parliamentary Service).
		Blumsky's leaflet looks a lot more professional than Hobbs', although the format is similar to the countless real estate agent leaflets that arrive almost daily.
	jeremy4president.blogspot.com /2005/04/wellington-central-candidate.html (924 words)

	Residential Course two:Profile - Mark Blumsky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		From a simple conversation with a plumber, former Wellington mayor Mark Blumsky was inspired to begin his pathway to success.
		Mark is currently the director of Creative HQ, a regional business incubator agency.
		Former Wellington Mayor Mark Blumsky at Residential Course Two.
	www.firstprincipals.ac.nz /html/res2h_mar.htm (115 words)

	United Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mr Reeves, a Wellington lawyer, was the sole nominee by today's 5pm deadline and will replace Mark Blumsky who resigned on Friday to consider career options that would require him to relinquish all political affiliations.
		He also saluted Mr Blumsky’s contribution to United Future as a board member and President.
		Mr Blumsky said he wished the party well for the future and continued to believe that it has a huge contribution to make to New Zealand.
	www.unitedfuture.org.nz /press/printable_item.php?i=717 (296 words)

	UnlimitedNet : Born and bred
		Blumsky, who in his former incarnation as Wellington’s mayor from 1995—2001 was hard-working cheerfulness personified, is almost certainly going to cause much hand wringing in the capital as he considers his options after standing down as United Future president in early August.
		But what Blumsky fatally lacks right now is any meaningful connection with the party that could be the government in less than a year’s time.
		It was only a matter of four months ago, after all, that Blumsky assumed the party presidency of United Future, vowing at the time that he was in for the long haul to lead the party into the next election.
	www.unlimited.co.nz /unlimited.nsf/PrintDoc/C0AA2FF63114473DCC256F03000DE52F?OpenDocument (732 words)

	David Farrar: Blumsky retires from United Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The NZ Herald reports that Mark Blumsky has stood down as President of United Future.
		Wellington gossip was that until recently Blumsky was considering standing for United Future in Wellington Central, where he would have been a formidable candidate.
		Blumsky was a carpetbagger, who would run for Wellington Central for national, with you know who as his campaign manager, but none of this was to be revealed yet, hush hush you know.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /archives/007262.html (423 words)

	David Farrar: Blumsky selected (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Blumsky came from obscurity in 1995 to win the mayoralty against 14 other candidates.
		Blumsky is a great selection for Wellington Central, and will make a fine MP.
		Blumsky has a few problems including a tendancy to be rather unstettled regarding political affiliations.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /archives/008299.html (1489 words)

	David Farrar: Campaign Launch for Mark Blumsky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For those in or near Wellington, keep 30 March free if you are keen to attend Mark Blumsky's campaign launch.
		Mark enjoys considerable cross-party support, so all comers are welcome regardless of affiliations.
		Spending all this time worrying about what Mark is up to will hardly help them in their own quest.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /archives/009727.html (1030 words)

	Graduation celebration 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This year's graduation ceremonies in Wellington and Auckland saw over 140 successful Open Polytechnic degree and diploma candidates from throughout New Zealand receive their awards in person, saluted by Open Polytechnic staff, Council members, official guests and hundreds of family and friends.
		One of the country's leading economists, Suzanne Snively, was guest speaker in Auckland, while the Wellington speaker was entrepreneur and former Mayor of the capital city, Mark Blumsky.
		In congratulating Wellington graduates, Mark Blumsky (himself contemplating Open Polytechnic study), said he was amazed by what they had accomplished.
	www.topnz.ac.nz /newsroom/news+headlines/nnews8.html (229 words)

	Just Left: Blumsky scores an own-goal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		He also fails to note that this is the third funding increase for transport in Wellington since Labour came to power in 1999; the first was the "Moving Forward" package in Feb 02, the second was the "Investing for Growth" package in Dec 03.
		This is the third major increase, and the fourth step will be the response to the Western Corridor report - which Blumsky seems ignorant of, saying that the announcement ignored the issue when it's mentioned more than once.
		What is strange about this is that Mark used to be quite well connected with what was going on in Wellington.
	jtc.blogs.com /just_left/2005/01/blumsky_scores_.html (601 words)

	CreativeClass.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Coming after high-profile mayors Fran Wilde and Mark Blumsky, it's understandable if she's after a big hit to mark her leadership of the city.
		The Creative HQ business "incubator" is already up and running, with none other than Mark Blumsky at the helm, and a civic award will be introduced to "celebrate creativity".
		Achieve that growth, and she may well make her mark in a more lasting way than an all-night Courtenay Place.
	www.creativeclass.org /wellington5.shtml (2421 words)

	Top Stories from NZCity
		Mark Blumsky, former Wellington mayor, claims small minority have used RMA as tool to stop V8 race
		Former Wellington mayor Mark Blumsky is angry the difficulties involved in getting resource consent have resulted in Wellington not pursuing its bid for the V8 Supercars' street race.
		Mark Blumsky, who is the National Party's candidate for Wellington Central, says he is extremely disappointed.
	home.nzcity.co.nz /news/?id=50572 (153 words)

	02-06-01: Rings Travel Plans Stir Epic Debate
		Mr Blumsky's travel costs are being paid by Air New Zealand, and while it's a project that every councillor apparently supports, a large minority don't support Councillor Varnham going, nor having ratepayers fund her business-class travel expenses.
		Councillors were bound to pick apart the travel plans while the public was excluded, but the doors were left open after Mr Blumsky said detail of the proposal did not need to be discussed.
		Mr Blumsky and Councillor Varnham will be accompanied by New Zealand's Ambassador to the United States, Jim Bolger, and Saatchi and Saatchi boss Kevin Roberts when they meet New Line chiefs on February 12.
	www.tolkien-movies.com /words/2001/02-06-01a.shtml (528 words)

	Karori Wildlife Sanctuary - Whats New - Kereru Newsletter
		We are grateful to Mayor Blumsky and Wellington City Council for undertaking this project to support the Sanctuary.
		Raewyn, Grant Timlin, Mark Coghlan and James Smith are core members of the pest eradication team.
		Mayor Mark Blumsky symbolically started the members' wall by nailing his personal on the post next to the entry gate.
	www.sanctuary.org.nz /whatsnew/kereru/kereru_13.html (2905 words)

	[darkness] And in the darkness, bind them... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		George Hawkins turned down his ranking as the last cabinet minister, pinning all his hopes on the electorate vote.
		Marian Hobbs climbs eight places from her 2002 ranking - the party obviously know she's toast against Wellington's popular former Mayor, Mark Blumsky.
		Mark Gosche slips nineteen places from his 2002 ranking, reflecting his lack of profile.
	www.darkness.net.nz /archives/000627.html (215 words)

	Mayor's idea opposed by tourism group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Taxing visitors to Wellington rather than charging property-owners rates would damage the city's reputation as a tourist destination, the Tourism Industry Association says.
		Wellington mayor Mark Blumsky has suggested that a tax on residents and visitors would be fairer than rates which target property owners.
		(Mark Blumsky's) suggestion is a view and it's not one that has been floated before," Ms Rosson said.
	www.traveltax.msu.edu /news/Stories/dominion2.htm (354 words)

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