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  • Prime Minister en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Christopher Luxon as Prime Minister en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Deputy Prime Minister en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • David Seymour as Deputy Prime Minister en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Leader of the House en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Louise Upston as Leader of the House en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for ACC en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Scott Simpson as Minister for ACC en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Agriculture en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Todd McClay as Minister of Agriculture en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Attorney-General en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Chris Bishop as Attorney-General en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Auckland en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simon Watts as Minister for Auckland en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Biosecurity en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Andrew Hoggard as Minister for Biosecurity en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Building and Construction en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simon Watts as Minister for Building and Construction en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Child Poverty Reduction en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Louise Upston as Minister for Child Poverty Reduction en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Children en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Karen Chhour as Minister for Children en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Climate Change en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simon Watts as Minister for Climate Change en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Cameron Brewer as Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Louise Upston as Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Conservation en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Tama Potaka as Minister of Conservation en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Corrections en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mark Mitchell as Minister of Corrections en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Courts en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Nicole McKee as Minister for Courts en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Customs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Casey Costello as Minister of Customs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Defence en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister of Defence en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Disability Issues en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Louise Upston as Minister for Disability Issues en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Digitising Government en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Digitising Government en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Economic Growth en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Nicola Willis as Minister for Economic Growth en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Education en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Erica Stanford as Minister of Education en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mark Mitchell as Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Energy en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simeon Brown as Minister for Energy en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for the Environment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Nicola Grigg as Minister for the Environment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Ethnic Communities en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mark Mitchell as Minister for Ethnic Communities en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Finance en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Nicola Willis as Minister of Finance en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Food Safety en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Andrew Hoggard as Minister for Food Safety en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Foreign Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Winston Peters as Minister of Foreign Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Forestry en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Todd McClay as Minister of Forestry en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister Responsible for the GCSB en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister Responsible for the GCSB en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Lead Coordination Minister for the Government's Response to the Royal Commission's Report into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Erica Stanford as Lead Coordination Minister for the Government's Response to the Royal Commission's Report into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Health en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simeon Brown as Minister of Health en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Housing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Chris Bishop as Minister of Housing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Hunting and Fishing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • James Meager as Minister for Hunting and Fishing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Immigration en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Erica Stanford as Minister of Immigration en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Infrastructure en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Chris Bishop as Minister of Infrastructure en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Internal Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Brooke van Velden as Minister of Internal Affairs en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Justice en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister of Justice en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Land Information en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mike Butterick as Minister for Land Information en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Local Government en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simon Watts as Minister of Local Government en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Māori-Crown Relations: Te Arawhiti en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Tama Potaka as Minister for Māori-Crown Relations: Te Arawhiti en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Māori Development en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Tama Potaka as Minister for Māori Development en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Media and Communications en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Media and Communications en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Mental Health en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Matt Doocey as Minister for Mental Health en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister Responsible for Ministerial Services en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Christopher Luxon as Minister Responsible for Ministerial Services en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of National Security and Intelligence en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Christopher Luxon as Minister of National Security and Intelligence en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister Responsible for the NZSIS en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister Responsible for the NZSIS en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Oceans and Fisheries en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Shane Jones as Minister for Oceans and Fisheries en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Pacific Peoples en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Pacific Peoples en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Police en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mark Mitchell as Minister of Police en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Karen Chhour as Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for the Public Service en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for the Public Service en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Racing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Winston Peters as Minister for Racing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Rail en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Winston Peters as Minister for Rail en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Regional Development en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Shane Jones as Minister for Regional Development en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Regulation en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • David Seymour as Minister for Regulation en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Resources en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Shane Jones as Minister for Resources en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Revenue en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simon Watts as Minister of Revenue en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister Responsible for RMA Reform en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Chris Bishop as Minister Responsible for RMA Reform en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Rural Communities en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mark Patterson as Minister for Rural Communities en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Penny Simmonds as Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Seniors en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Casey Costello as Minister for Seniors en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Small Business and Manufacturing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Cameron Brewer as Minister for Small Business and Manufacturing en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Social Development and Employment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Louise Upston as Minister for Social Development and Employment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Social Investment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Nicola Willis as Minister for Social Investment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for the South Island en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • James Meager as Minister for the South Island en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Space en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Space en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Sport and Recreation en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Mark Mitchell as Minister for Sport and Recreation en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of State Owned Enterprises en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Simeon Brown as Minister of State Owned Enterprises en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Statistics en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Scott Simpson as Minister of Statistics en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Penny Simmonds as Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Tourism and Hospitality en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Louise Upston as Minister of Tourism and Hospitality en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Trade and Investment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Todd McClay as Minister of Trade and Investment en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister of Transport en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Chris Bishop as Minister of Transport en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Veterans en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Paul Goldsmith as Minister for Veterans en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Whānau Ora en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Tama Potaka as Minister for Whānau Ora en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Women en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Nicola Grigg as Minister for Women en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Brooke van Velden as Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • Minister for Youth en.wikipedia.org · checked
  • James Meager as Minister for Youth en.wikipedia.org · checked
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  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, 'Sixth National Government of New Zealand' (ministers table and reshuffle history), read 2026-10-12: ministers, portfolios and start dates, incl. reshuffles of 2 Apr 2026 and 12 Aug 2026. Fallback: Wikipedia (raw wikitext saved under data/raw/wikipedia-nz/), because the Beehive ministers page returned no content to our fetcher; cross-checked against the Wikipedia article text citing 1News, RNZ and Beehive releases. For: Government of New Zealand, Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Leader of the House, Minister for ACC and 162 more

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