Grant McCallum is a New Zealand National Party Member of Parliament, serving as the MP for the Northland electorate [11][13].
McCallum is educated at Lincoln University, according to a single reputable secondary source [9]. He has worked as a dairy and beef farmer, according to a National Party profile [1], and is reported to have operated a beef and dairy farm at Maungaturoto from 1995 [2].
Prior to entering Parliament, McCallum was involved in a range of civic and community roles. He is reported to have served as vice president of the Northern branch of Federated Farmers [8], and as a member of the Bluegreens executive from 2001 [7]. According to a single reputable secondary source, he also chaired the Kauri Museum [4] and the Otamatea High School Board of Trustees [5], and served as a board member of several Northland sporting organisations [6]. He is also reported to have served as a board member of the National Party [3].
McCallum stood as a candidate for the Northland electorate at the 2023 election, according to a single reputable secondary source [10], subsequently being confirmed as the MP for Northland [11] representing the National Party [13].