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Greg Fleming

Maungakiekie · National Party
Pecuniary interests
9 items
Directorships
3 declared
Recent meetings
0 logged

01 Positions

03 Pecuniary interests (2025) Methodology →

as of 2026-05-27 02:18
Beneficial interests in, and trusteeships of, trusts
Titoki Tihi Trust (trustee) — Titoki Tihi Trust (Trustee)
Debts owed by you
ASB Bank – mortgage on family home — ASB Bank
Organisations and trusts seeking Government funding
Kimberley Trust – charitable trust that leases commercial property and distributes all proceeds to charity, also runs two childcare facilities — Kimberley Trust
Te Wānanga Ihorangi – trustee of Te Reo Māori Immersion Tertiary Institute — Te Wānanga Ihorangi (Trustee)
Other companies and business entities
Ladies Mile Syndicate – property investment syndicate — Ladies Mile Syndicate
Payment for activities
Medical insurance costs (payment for role as trustee) – Kimberley Trust — Kimberley Trust (Trustee)
Ongoing commission received from Insurance for Good, arising from previous role — Insurance for Good
Real property
Family home – Greenlane, Auckland
Retirement schemes
ASB KiwiSaver — ASB KiwiSaver

04 Directorships Methodology →

as of 2026-05-27 02:18
None recorded.

06 Trusteeships & beneficial trust interests

08 Recent meetings (as minister) Methodology →

No meetings recorded.

09 Recent Hansard speeches

12 In the news Methodology →

50 articles

Coverage from RNZ, Stuff, NZ Herald, ODT, 1News, Newsroom and The Spinoff that mentions this person. Click any source to expand. Article body markdown is captured separately and used for AI summarisation downstream.

RNZ 19
1News 13
The Spinoff 8
  • The Spinoff reveals the parliamentarians with the most clout among their peers (according to scientific data, which should not be questioned). Every three years, New Zealand holds a nationwide popularity contest. The prize? Control over…
    2026-08-09
  • On current polling, National could lose a bunch of MPs come November 7. With its election lineup now confirmed, who’s a shoo-in, who’s a maybe and who’s at risk? Friday’s Taxpayers’ Union-Curia poll gave the coalition a slim lead over the…
    2026-08-08
  • The week in parliament was marked by intra-coalition potshots, patsies and a former politician hoist with his own petard.  Tuesday’s question time was preempted by a series of lows and a brief high. The lows: the passing of former finance…
    2026-07-24
  • In Aotearoa, a pint is a vibe more than a measurement.  It’s Friday, and you’re back on your bullshit: the after-work pub crawl/pilgrimage. Hit the first bar, ask for a pint, and receive the glass version of a can in hand – a measly 330ml…
    2026-07-17
  • The National MP remains optimistic that tikanga could one day be embedded in the debating chamber and select committee. Though he may look the archetypal National Party man, Greg Fleming is anything but: the first-term Maungakiekie MP is…
    2026-07-07
  • The longtime Labour MP shares lessons from John Tamihere, and how he earned his way ‘back into the harem’ after crossing Helen Clark. Labour MP Damien O’Connor has been around long enough to know he’s far too capable of saying the wrong…
    2026-07-02
  • Labour’s justice spokesperson was once interviewed by a teddy bear posing as one of our best-known broadcasters. Having passed three member’s bills over three years, you could say Labour MP Camilla Belich has luck on her side. But that…
    2026-05-26
  • Nicola Willis takes aim at Shane Jones, while Winston Peters clarifies he’s not a student of ‘Woketown University’. It was the right week for a huge development at  parliament: the reopening of Pint of Order. A month-long dry spell was…
    2026-05-01
Stuff 5
Newsroom 4
NZ Herald 1

13 Commentary topics Methodology →

6 topics · 12 weeks

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14 Press topics Methodology →

5 topics · 12 weeks

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