Ricardo Menéndez March
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Ricardo Menéndez March is a New Zealand Member of Parliament, according to party profiles a list MP based in Mt Albert [25] , affiliated with the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand [34] . According to a single reputable secondary source…
AI-assembled biography sourced from Wikipedia, Hansard, Beehive and the Parliament register. Every claim is footnoted to a verbatim quote in one of the cited sources and tagged confirmed, unverified or disputed.
01 Positions
03 Pecuniary interests (2025) Methodology →
as of 2026-05-27 02:2104 Directorships Methodology →
08 Recent meetings (as minister) Methodology →
09 Recent Hansard speeches
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12 In the news Methodology →
46 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 17
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2026-05-29The Social Security (Modernisation) Amendment Bill was rushed through Parliament on Friday under urgency.
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2026-05-29Coalition parties say the proposed law would make welfare system administration more efficient.
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2026-05-20The government's proposed new welfare legislation is now open for submissions following a divisive debate in two halves: policy, and process.
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2026-05-20The boy's father says he is living in fear his family will be separated, and has pleaded with officials not to let that happen.
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2026-04-29Erica Stanford is playing down concerns proposed law changes will open the door to immigration raids.
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2026-04-29Golden Visa applicants don't have to take an English fluency test but for a skilled migrant visa, drivers needed to score well in the International English Language Testing System.
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The Spinoff 13
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2026-06-03‘If I hadn’t heard politicians like him scapegoating migrants, I may have never cared about New Zealand politics in the same way that I do.’ My pub date with second-term MP Ricardo Menéndez March has been waylaid in the most Green Party…
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2026-05-26Labour’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…
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Stuff 8
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2026-06-04The Ministry for Social Development says it has never been restricted in its use of automated decision-making, after a bill providing a broad permission to use it passed through Parliament on Friday.
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2026-05-29The Government is paving the way for automated decision-making within the social security system.
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2026-05-23Tucked alongside the Government’s social housing announcement was another Budget cut set to impact an even larger group of low-income New Zealanders.
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2026-05-16The Social Development Minister has introduced legislation to amend the accommodation supplement threshold for homeowners.
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2026-05-15To stop Parliament voting on the bill next week, the Government is relying on Opposition MPs agreeing to an 11th hour change to Parliament’s agenda.
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2026-05-03ACT leader David Seymour is wading into the immigration debate, taking a pot shot at NZ First and Shane Jones.
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2026-04-28According to some immigration experts it is becoming increasingly hard for prospective visitors to prove they are bona fide applicants.
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2026-02-23A Colombian construction worker says visa rules have left him unable to work and support his young daughter.
Otago Daily Times 3
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2026-05-30Social Development Minister Louise Upston. Photo: RNZ RNZ Digital reporters The government says a new law, which will allow the Ministry of Social Development to use AI to make benefit decisions, will modernise New Zealand's welfare system.
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2026-05-30Social Development Minister Louise Upston. Photo: RNZ RNZ Digital reporters The government says a new law, which will allow the Ministry of Social Development to use AI to make benefit decisions, will modernise New Zealand's welfare system.
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2026-05-29National's Scott Simpson introduced the bill. Photo: RNZ By Lauren Crimp of RNZ
Newsroom 2
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2026-05-29Social development minister Louise Upston is 'comfortable' with claiming a weekly accommodation allowance of $1000 on top of her $326,000 salary The post The secret diary of … Louise Upston appeared first on Newsroom .
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2026-05-29The Ministry of Social Development will receive broad powers to let computers make decisions as part of a bill being rushed through Parliament The post $55m less in benefit payments as Govt automates welfare decisions under urgency…
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2026-05-29The Social Security (Modernisation) Amendment Bill passed its third reading in Parliament on Friday, rushed through the house under urgency.
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2026-05-29The Social Security (Modernisation) Amendment Bill passed its third reading in Parliament on Friday, rushed through the house under urgency.
NZ Herald 1
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2026-05-30The Government passed a law allowing AI to assist in benefit decisions, aiming to modernise welfare. Photo / Michael Craig
13 Commentary topics Methodology →
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14 Press topics Methodology →
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