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Rt Hon Gerry Brownlee

List · National Party
Pecuniary interests
11 items
Directorships
2 declared
Recent meetings
0 logged

01 Positions

03 Pecuniary interests (2025) Methodology →

as of 2026-05-27 02:16
Beneficial interests in, and trusteeships of, trusts
AJ Brownlee Family Trust (beneficiary) — AJ Brownlee Family Trust (Beneficiary)
Bradnor Superannuation (trustee and beneficiary) — Bradnor Superannuation (Trustee)
Debts owed by you
Bank of New Zealand – mortgages (x5) — Bank of New Zealand
Debts owed to you
Bank of New Zealand – term deposits — Bank of New Zealand
Real property
Property – Havelock, Marlborough
Residential property (x2) – Ilam, Christchurch
Residential property – Fendalton, Christchurch
Residential property – Wellington
Retirement schemes
AXA Superannuation — AXA Superannuation
Booster KiwiSaver — Booster KiwiSaver
Bradnor Superannuation Scheme — Bradnor Superannuation Scheme

04 Directorships Methodology →

as of 2026-05-27 02:16
None recorded.

06 Trusteeships & beneficial trust interests

08 Recent meetings (as minister) Methodology →

No meetings recorded.

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 14
The Spinoff 11
  • A 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…
    2026-09-30
  • The 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…
    2026-09-24
  • Roll 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…
    2026-09-24
  • It’s so hard to say goodbye to you, 54th parliament. Thank God the good times outweighed the bad. We all have that one flat share we’ll never forget, the one that made you tear your hair out over who’s on chores and seemed at constant risk…
    2026-09-24
  • A 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…
    2026-09-18
  • People standing back and watching racist abuse on Auckland’s Queen St, Winston Peters telling Lawrence Xu-Nan to go back to his own country. What’s happening? One weekday recently, my wife was on Auckland’s Queen St, waiting to cross at an…
    2026-09-11
  • There were rhymes but little reason in parliament this week. Welcome to the end of parliament’s penultimate sitting block, notable for the government’s heroic ability to splutter tax slogans until their faces turn National Party blue. In…
    2026-09-03
  • I think I can explain what’s going on, writes Joel MacManus. Green MP Tamatha Paul has caused something of a kerfuffle this week by refusing to apologise for claiming that several government MPs had bought new rental properties after…
    2026-09-02
  • Plenty of politicians will line up to cut a ribbon and take credit. Here’s who really deserves the plaudits. When the CRL officially opens on September 13, Len Brown might allow himself a wry smile at the politicians he sees lining up to…
    2026-08-17
  • Possibly. National MPs are in the caucus room determining things like the leadership of New Zealand. In the absence of any information emerging from that meeting, we have taken the obvious path, and made it up.  Here is the latest.  9.30am…
    2026-08-11
  • At 9.30am National is holding an emergency caucus meeting to “resolve the issue” of Luxon’s leadership of the party (and the country), writes Henry Oliver in today’s excerpt from The Bulletin. To receive The Bulletin in full each weekday, …
    2026-08-11
Stuff 11
1News 8
NZ Herald 3
Newsroom 2
Otago Daily Times 1

12.5 Heard on radio

12 segments

Verbatim segments from podcasts and radio where this person was the speaker, attributed via the voice-reference library. Click play to stream the original audio from the publisher, pre-seeked to the moment the segment starts. Transcriptions are automated and attributions are manually reviewed, but cannot be guaranteed to be absolutely accurate — the seek point or speaker label may occasionally drift; the linked episode is the source of truth.

13 Commentary topics Methodology →

6 topics · 12 weeks

Topics where op-eds, blogs and press releases have mentioned this person, week-by-week. Each row links through to the topic detail in the discourse lens.

14 Press topics Methodology →

6 topics · 12 weeks

Topics where major news outlets have reported on this person. Each row links through to the topic detail in the press lens. Compare to the discourse rows above to see where reporting and commentary converge or diverge.

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