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Pecuniary interests
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03 Pecuniary interests (2025) Methodology →
as of 2026-05-27 02:19Beneficial interests in, and trusteeships of, trusts
Wakatere Trust (trustee and beneficiary)
— Wakatere Trust
(Trustee)
Company directorships and controlling interests
Ngā Whare Waatea Marae Incorporated – non-commercial urban marae
— Ngā Whare Waatea Marae Incorporated
(Director)
Wakatere Limited – whānau programme productions
— Wakatere Limited
(Director)
Debts owed by you
ASB Bank – mortgage
— ASB Bank
Real property
Apartment (jointly owned) – Wellington City Centre
Family home (jointly owned) – Rotorua
Family homes (x2; jointly owned) – Māngere Bridge, Auckland
Retirement schemes
IRIS Super Life
— IRIS Super Life
Westpac Superannuation Fund
— Westpac Superannuation Fund
04 Directorships Methodology →
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ended 2026-06-05Director
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ended 2026-06-05Nga Whare Waatea Marae LimitedDirector
06 Trusteeships & beneficial trust interests
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08 Recent meetings (as minister) Methodology →
No meetings recorded.
09 Recent Hansard speeches
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12 In the news Methodology →
50 articlesCoverage 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 13
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2026-10-23Former Labour candidate breaks silence on her resignation, saying the criticism is being used for political gain and media clicks.
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2026-10-14"We don't change who we are as a political party just for the campaign," the party's co-leader says.
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2026-10-14Meanwhile, National has launched a "soft on crime" attack on left-wing parties, following Green and Te Pāti Māori candidates’ visit to the Mongrel Mob on the campaign trail.
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2026-10-14Paul Goldsmith says forecasts of 220,000 new jobs over the next four years will create huge opportunities for Māori, but Willie Jackson isn't buying it.
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2026-10-07From a finance debate to trips to Sephora and a nail salon, here’s everything you need to know.
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2026-10-04The party said it was "reaffirming its candidate-vote strategy" with the move.
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2026-10-02MPs remember the former Speaker during his tangi at Whangaehu Marae.
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2026-09-28Lady Tureiti Moxon - a lead claimant in the Māori health Waitangi Tribunal inquiry - says the government has "ignored our views".
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2026-09-26The Labour leader says the reception on the ground is "much better" than the last election.
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2026-09-17解释性报道：为何某些选举策略可能让新西兰国会创下史上最大规模？这会影响下届政府组成吗？毛利党专攻选区的策略意味着什么？
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2026-09-17Te Pāti Māori’s co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Labour’s Willie Jackson fell foul of the Assistant Speaker in Parliament today.
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2026-09-15Explainer - Why could some election results end up making Parliament bigger than ever - and could it determine the next Government?
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2026-09-11Chris Hipkins says Willie Jackson should have been clearer when trying to answer questions on the party’s capital gains tax policy.
Stuff 10
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2026-10-22Follow the election campaign live.
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2026-10-15Follow the election campaign live.
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2026-10-07Chris Hipkins has admitted Labour is not committing to reversing a law change that meant 18 and 19 year olds could only receive the Jobseeker benefit if they were from very low income families.
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2026-10-02Hundred-strong political delegation remembers the former MP and Speaker of the House as a leader who conducted himself with "quiet resolve and real dignity".
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2026-09-30New Zealand’s electoral system has usually guaranteed jobs for high-ranking list MPs in the big parties. That may no longer be the case.
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2026-09-29The former Labour MP had a deep whakapapa connection to both the Rātana movement and Parliament.
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2026-09-17Christopher Luxon said the behaviour offered a “glimpse into what a Labour Government and their coalition could look like”.
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2026-09-17Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has been kicked out of the House after admitting to using the c-word.
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2026-09-15But only one horse was given special permission to enter Parliament grounds.
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2026-09-11Labour had its feet up revelling in relatively high polling results for an opposition, now its time to sprint and Hipkins is still doing a warm up, writes Jenna Lynch
1News 8
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2026-10-23Labour candidate Kerrin Leoni resigned this morning, with leader Chris Hipkins saying campaigning with gang members was "unacceptable".
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2026-10-22Labour candidate Kerrin Leoni resigned this morning, with leader Chris Hipkins saying campaigning with gang members was "unacceptable".
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2026-10-04The party said it was "reaffirming its candidate-vote strategy" with the move.
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2026-10-02A Parliamentary delegation saw MPs from across the political spectrum pay their respects today to the former Speaker of the House Adrian Rurawhe.
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2026-09-29Rurawhe was Speaker in the last Labour Government’s second term and was an MP in the Te Tai Hauāuru electorate since 2014.
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2026-09-29Rurawhe was Speaker in the last Labour Government’s second term and was an MP in the Te Tai Hauāuru electorate since 2014.
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2026-09-17The insult allegedly referred to Assistant Speaker Maureen Pugh, according to NZ First MP Casey Costello.
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2026-09-03Your Vote 2026 - TVNZ brings New Zealand comprehensive election coverage across every platform.
NZ Herald 7
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2026-10-02Former Speaker of the House Adrian Rurawhe is farewelled at Whangaehu Marae. Photo / RNZ
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2026-09-16Rhetoric is fine when preaching to the converted, but politicians of every stripe must be able to bring substance to their campaigning – even those we agree with, Jonathan Ayling writes. Pictured are National Party leader Christopher Luxon…
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2026-09-11Labour leader Chris Hipkins (left) has spoken to Willie Jackson (right) about the interview. Photo / Sylvie Whinray
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2026-09-10Willie Jackson spoke on Ryan Bridge Today on Friday. Photo / Herald NOW.
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2026-09-03Te Pāti Māori co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi announce their Te Tiriti Entrenchment Policy at Parliament this week. Photo / Mark Mitchell
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2026-09-01Labour leader Chris Hipkins (left) is pointing to upcoming policy as MP Willie Jackson (right) says silly co-governance relationships wouldn't be allowed under the party. Photo / Jason Dorday
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2026-09-01Labour's Willie Jackson says his party faces the danger of being too 'conservative' with spending. Photo / Mark Mitchell
The Spinoff 6
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2026-09-30A poll of polls projects an overhang that could cost Nicola Willis, Chris Bishop, Paul Goldsmith and Gerry Brownlee their seats, but Winston Peters declines to go all-in on vote-splitting, writes Henry Oliver in today’s excerpt from The…
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2026-09-24The 54th parliament has risen for the last time, with leaders saying nice things about their friends and not nice things about their enemies , writes Henry Oliver in today’s excerpt from The Bulletin. To receive The Bulletin in full each…
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2026-09-24Roll out the green carpet: as the parliamentary term draws to a close, it’s time to hand out the gongs for the most memorable moments and momentous mishaps of the past three years in the House of Representatives. Bugger the election…
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2026-09-18A week of super urgency has been tough on MPs, and even tougher on Gerry Brownlee and his assistant speakers. It’s parliament’s penultimate sitting week, meaning most of the government workload is complete and everyone else is over it. The…
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2026-09-10The party wants to strip the Waitangi Tribunal of its power to investigate contemporary Crown breaches, confine it to historical claims lodged before 2008, and shut it down entirely once those are resolved , writes Henry Oliver in today’s…
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2026-09-04Has this election campaign peaked early? National’s campaign manager Simeon Brown has proved unremitting and indefatigable in pressing the tax button over and over, and looks committed to keep pressing it all the way to November 7. Labour…
Newsroom 3
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2026-09-29Caucus chair concedes some Māori will want to split their votes – but Labour's not advocating that. 'That's their business.' The post Māori seat poll: Electorates hang in balance as Willie Jackson tackles vote-splitting appeared first on…
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2026-09-28The Govt doesn’t know how much it’s spending to improve outcomes for Māori or whether it’s working, but now it has promised to change that The post Govt agrees to public service reform over untracked Māori funding appeared first on…
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2026-09-08Labour’s leader might doubt the veracity of a TPU-Curia poll that has his party at 25.9 percent support, but he’s moving into action mode regardless The post After a shocker of a poll, Hipkins signals the end of the phoney war appeared…
Otago Daily Times 3
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