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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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activeTrustee
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 11
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2026-08-31The party would also set up an independent Te Tiriti Commission with power to investigate breaches by the Crown.
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2026-08-29Labour is pledging to spend $21 million a year on Māori-led trades training if elected into government.
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2026-08-19His statements contradict leader Chris Hipkins repeatedly expressing confidence in sweeping all seven of the seats.
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2026-08-18Co-leader Ngarewa-Packer says the reality is "we needed to be smarter if we're really intentional of getting this government out".
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2026-08-18Leader Chris Hipkins has now flatly ruled out introducing a new levy on streaming services like Netflix, despite a Labour MP earlier having a member's bill in the ballot which would do just that.
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2026-08-17The Labour leader is dismissing National's attacks over the opposition party's tax plans.
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2026-08-16Party lays out its strategy, asking supporters for candidate votes to "bring this government to its knees".
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2026-08-16The education minister has held an impromptu press conference at Wellington Airport.
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2026-07-04How will the former MediaWorks boss respond to government demands for more listeners, more trust and more efficiency under a sinking lid?
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2026-06-27Labour is holding its annual conference against the backdrop of promising poll results and major policy announcements.
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2026-06-27The party's finance spokesperson told its annual conference the government was trying to cut its way to growth.
The Spinoff 11
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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…
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2026-08-30Labour’s pitch to reclaim all seven Māori seats came with a tiriti-sized hole. It took a while to say the quiet part out loud. When an “unapologetic” Labour Party launched its Māori seat campaign at Wainuiomata Marae over the weekend, the…
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2026-08-24From entrenching te tiriti to curbing its role in law and government, different parties are offering voters starkly different visions for its future. New Zealand has no single written constitution. Instead, the rules for how the country is…
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2026-08-21What’s scarier: having 11 new taxes, having 11 portfolios, or having to remove a member’s bill at the 11th hour? The troops may be tired and the headlines may be hostile, but the fight to win election 2026 is not yet lost. As the National…
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2026-08-20With the election approaching, parties are scrambling to signal who they are and who they might work with – often by ruling things out rather than ruling them in , writes Henry Oliver in today’s excerpt from The Bulletin. To receive The…
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2026-08-18Concerns have been raised about what impact the party’s strategy could have on the future of both the Maori seats and MMP itself, writes Henry Oliver in today’s excerpt from The Bulletin. To receive The Bulletin in full each weekday, sign…
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2026-08-18Simeon Brown got the better of Chris Hipkins yesterday, but he’s walking a high wire claiming Labour wants to introduce 11 new taxes. The philosopher Harry G Frankfurt had a theory about the difference between lying and bullshitting. A…
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2026-08-03The way Kiri Allan writes about her mental health struggles stands at odds with an entirely closed approach to other aspects of her life. This article discusses self harm and suicide. Please take care. Kiri Allan’s autobiography opens…
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2026-07-31This week in parliament: the PM drew a line in the sand over a promising up-and-comer, and things only got worse for a ‘certain politician’. Plus, for the first time ever, you can now legally read this column in English. The hubbub the…
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2026-06-29New Zealand has more party leaders of Māori descent in parliament than ever before. Sunday’s announcement that Nicole McKee is the Act Party’s new deputy leader means both minor parties in the coalition government now have leaders and…
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2026-09-03Your Vote 2026 - TVNZ brings New Zealand comprehensive election coverage across every platform.
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2026-08-30He argued Māori health providers themselves had told Labour that direct funding mattered more than the structure.
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2026-08-29Labour's Māori development spokesperson Willie Jackson said he expected up to 3000 Māori would benefit from the plan.
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2026-08-18"Chris Hipkins is a serial flip-flopper, telling Kiwis one thing, while his caucus is doing another," says National campaign chairperson Simeon Brown.
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2026-08-16Candidates, the party executive and supporters gathered at Te Poho o Rāwiri Marae in Gisborne for the formal launch of the party's election campaign on Sunday.
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2026-06-30Some Māori voters online are promoting a split vote strategy – but to what end?
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2026-06-27This weekend it's Labour faithful saying they're going into the election campaign "optimistic".
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2026-06-27The Labour Party says this year's election will define the country for years to come, as the party gears up for the campaign ahead.
Newsroom 7
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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…
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2026-08-29Analysis: Although it was hardly mentioned, Te Pāti Māori's shadow loomed large as the Labour Party launched its campaign to retake the Māori seats The post Labour to Māori voters at campaign launch: You do the maths appeared first on…
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2026-08-24Chris Hipkins wields a hammer but takes a metaphorical mallet to questions about tax The post Labour erects a billboard, steers clear of policy appeared first on Newsroom .
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2026-08-23Critics label the proposal ‘constitutional vandalism’, while Act argues it is needed to curb an activist judiciary and restore law certainty The post Act takes aim at Supreme Court ‘activism’ and Treaty clauses appeared first on Newsroom .
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2026-08-19Analysis: Te Pāti Māori could further swell its influence if the party doesn't submit a list at all for the upcoming election The post Te Pāti Māori’s hidden path to major leverage appeared first on Newsroom .
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2026-08-16Te Pāti Māori is urging voters to put its electorate candidates into Parliament and make their own decision on who to endorse for party vote The post Te Pāti Māori reveals electorate-first election strategy as campaign launches appeared…
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2026-08-02The first review of Kiri Allan's new political memoir The post Kiri, always crashing in the same car appeared first on Newsroom .
NZ Herald 7
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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
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2026-08-28Labour MP Willie Jackson in his office at Parliament. Photo / Mark Mitchell
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2026-08-20National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Willie Jackson say big tech companies are likely breaching copyright law, but differ on what action they think the Government should take. Photos / Michael Craig
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2026-08-16Labour's finance spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds has ruled out the Opportunity Party’s land tax proposal. Photo / Mark Mitchell
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2026-08-06National justice spokesman Paul Goldsmith says National leader Christopher Luxon's position on an MMP referendum is party policy, despite other MPs saying it's just the PM's view. Photo / Dean Purcell
Stuff 6
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2026-08-29Labour is promising to spend $21 million a year on Māori-led trades training if it forms the next Government, with funding for marae, iwi trusts and Māori providers to run programmes aimed at getting people into skilled work.
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2026-08-17Labour has confirmed a member’s bill proposing a tax on streaming services was pulled from the ballot this week due to an “administrative oversight”.
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2026-08-16Party lays out its strategy, asking supporters for candidate votes to "bring this government to its knees".
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2026-07-23In 2023, political leaders played their own game of ‘kiss, marry, kick’.
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2026-07-21Luxon said NZ First’s deputy leader was trying to copy the success of foreign populist politicians such as Donald Trump or Australia’s Pauline Hanson.
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2026-06-27ANALYSIS: A new candidate stole the show as Labour rallied the troops in freezing Wellington, writes political reporter Glenn McConnell.
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