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References
- ↑ "Elected Representatives - Ruapehu District Council". ruapehudc.govt.nz. Ruapehu District Council.
- ↑ "Council comprises". ruapehudc.govt.nz. Ruapehu District Council.
- ↑ "Mayor Cameron gets 3 more years". Ruapehu District Council. 8 October 2016.