Angee Nicholas is a New Zealand National Party politician and lawyer, most recently associated with the Te Atatū and Henderson electorates [35][11].
Nicholas is of Cook Islands descent and was born in Rarotonga [13]. She attended Ranui Primary School [25] and St Dominics College [26], and according to a single reputable secondary source, she later studied at AUT [23].
Her career has spanned community, legal, and political work. According to a single reputable secondary source, she worked as a youth worker for the West City Youth Trust under 24/7 Youth Work [16][17] and served as an advocacy and appeals worker at Manukau Institute of Technology [5]. She held a confirmed support role for former MP Nikki Kaye during Kaye's time as National Party deputy leader [22][15]. According to a single reputable secondary source, she also worked as an owner/operator of her family's Auckland-based security firm [12] and served as a company director [7].
In the legal field, Nicholas is a confirmed lawyer [11]. According to a single reputable secondary source, she worked as an in-house lawyer and solicitor at the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care [10][14], and later as a family law barrister and employee at AR Law Limited [8][2]. From 1 July 2025, she is noted, according to a single reputable secondary source, to have been working as a barrister [1].
In civic roles, according to a single reputable secondary source, Nicholas served as a school board member of Ranui Primary School [21], as Vice President and, separately, President of P.A.C.I.F.I.C.A West Auckland [18][34], and as a TAHA tutor teaching digital skills to Pasifika elders [4][19]. In 2024, she was noted as a delegate to a study camp for future leaders from the Indo-Pacific Region in Taiwan [20].
Nicholas was the National Party candidate for the Te Atatū electorate at the 2023 New Zealand General Election [3][29], and according to a single reputable secondary source, she also stood as a National Party list candidate at position 39 in that election [31]. She is noted, according to a single reputable secondary source, as a National Party candidate for the Henderson electorate ahead of the 2026 New Zealand General Election [32][28].