Following the first of two scrutiny weeks in parliament, the New Zealand First team was back out and about last week, from local community engagements through to international travel.
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Following the first of two scrutiny weeks in parliament, the New Zealand First team was back out and about last week, from local community engagements through to international travel. 

Party leader, Rt Hon Winston Peters and Pukekohe based MP, Hon Casey Costello spent the week on Ministerial business across the Solomon Islands, Nauru and Niue. With a focus on strengthening economic resilience and education, there were plenty of highlights for the New Zealand contingent to enjoy. You can find full updates on the Foreign Affairs Minister’s X page.


On home shores, Mark Patterson was Wellington-based for a few extra days, attending the Federated Farmers Primary Industry Conference. There was an emphasis on getting rid of the regulatory burden on our rural sector and doubling New Zealand’s exports in the next decade. Mark wrapped up day two on stage as part of a panel discussing the future of strong wool in New Zealand. 

Blenheim-based MP Jamie Arbuckle travelled further up the country to spend time in the winterless North. He met with local councillors, businesses and community groups, talking all things Northland, focussing on the environment and tourism – easy to do in such a beautiful part of New Zealand that has so much to offer. 

Our very own Northland-based MP, Hon Shane Jones continues to shine a light on regional development, resources and energy. Hear from him directly on these recent clips:

There has been plenty more to follow from the past week or two through our social media channels, and regular interviews. Here’ s a sample to keep you updated as school holidays kick into gear and the winter frosts settle in. 

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