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14 Aug 2026Catherine Wedd

Wedd's Weekly - 14 August 2026

It's been a fantastic recess week back in the electorate and being able to welcome Education Minister Erica Stanford. A highlight was welcoming the Minister to

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6 Aug 2026David MacLeod

David's Digest - July 2026

When I hosted Ōtaki MP Tim Costley recently, he was so impressed with New Plymouth he was willing to overlook the fact that our famous sunshine

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6 Aug 2026Tom Rutherford

Tom Rutherford - The Week That Was, 7 August 2026

Alongside being the Chair of the Justice Committee, I’m also proud to be a member of the Finance and Expenditure Committee, or FEC, and as a

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6 Aug 2026Catherine Wedd

Wedd's Weekly | 6 August 2026

I hope everyone is keeping warm as the cold snap hits this week. Can't believe we had snow on Te Mata Peak. I unfortunately missed the

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5 Aug 2026Sam Uffindell

Sam's Monthly Update | Looking back at July

It was great to host Prime Minister Christopher Luxon in Tauranga last Friday, where he attended a meeting with over 500 people from across Tauranga and

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4 Aug 2026Sam Uffindell

Sam Uffindell | Winter Newsletter

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3 Aug 2026James Meager

Meager Matters | August 2026

Welcome to my August newsletter. Our government is another step closer to replacing the Resource Management Act (RMA) with a planning system that is simpler, more

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3 Aug 2026Barbara Kuriger

Barbara's Beat | August 2026

August brings a distinct shift in rhythm as the deep winter chill reaches its peak. With the shortest days now well behind us, the crisp morning

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3 Aug 2026Hamish Campbell

Hamish Campbell August 2026 Newsletter

It was a pleasure to welcome another group of local community champions to my office for an Ilam Local Legends morning tea. Following a previous morning

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2 Aug 2026Vanessa Weenink

Vanessa's Voice | July 2026

As we continue working to build a more prosperous and secure future, National has outlined a number of key commitments that reflect our long-term vision for

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1 Aug 2026Cameron Brewer

Brewer's Brief - August 2026

Brewer’s Brief – August Cameron’s Column By Cameron Brewer – MP for Upper Harbour We are racing through the year, with less than 100 days until

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31 Jul 2026Nicola Grigg

Nicola's News - July 2026

I've been busy both in Parliament and out and about in Selwyn. I've been across the district delivering leaflets and knocking on doors alongside the wonderful

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31 Jul 2026Scott Simpson

Scott's Newsletter - July 2026

This week a special debate was held in Parliament, and I had the opportunity to speak in support of the residents of Wright Road near Katikati

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31 Jul 2026Louise Upston

Heading for Spring

In this issue: Minister's News In the House Electorate News Upcoming Engagement Opportunities Minister's News More New Zealanders Moving from Welfare into Work Supporting people into

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31 Jul 2026Katie Nimon

A busy July; PM Visit, Progress and Community

July has been another busy month across Hawke's Bay, with plenty of opportunities to connect with our communities and celebrate what makes our region so special.

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30 Jul 2026Tom Rutherford

Tom Rutherford - The Week That Was 31 July 2026

Government responds to COVID-19 Inquiry The Government has released its response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19. New Zealanders placed enormous trust in their

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30 Jul 2026Catherine Wedd

Wedd's Weekly - 30 July 2026

Term 3 has started back, and we are back in Wellington passing legislation, with just 6 more sitting weeks before the house rises for the election.

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23 Jul 2026Tom Rutherford

Tom Rutherford - The Week That Was 24 July 2026

I was on Q+A to discuss my ‘No Body, No Parole’ Members’ Bill. "No body, no parole" laws deny convicted murderers’ parole unless they disclose the

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