Tama Potaka
Minister of Conservation, Government of New Zealand · New Zealand National Party
- In office since November 2023
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Minister of Conservation National ReportGovernment of New Zealand · since November 27, 2023 Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked
- Government of New Zealand · since November 27, 2023 Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked
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Minister for Māori Development National ReportGovernment of New Zealand · since November 27, 2023 Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked
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Minister for Whānau Ora National ReportGovernment of New Zealand · since November 27, 2023 Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked
- House of Representatives Source: en.wikipedia.org, checked
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- commons.wikimedia.org · checked photo: [world:nz] Wikimedia Commons, POTAKA, Tama - Hamilton West (cropped).png, read 2026-10-12: Wikidata P18 image; licence CC BY-SA 4.0; author New Zealand National Party For: Tama Potaka
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, '54th New Zealand Parliament' (members tables and changes table, to March 2026), read 2026-10-12: current members, party, electorate or list. Fallback: Wikipedia (raw wikitext saved under data/raw/wikipedia-nz/), because parliament.nz member list returned HTTP 404 to our fetcher; replacements Dansey and Rosewarne applied from its changes table; cross-checked against the dissolution date on elections.nz via search. For: Tama Potaka, Member of Parliament, Hamilton West (2023 boundaries)
- 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: Minister of Conservation, Minister for Māori-Crown Relations: Te Arawhiti, Minister for Māori Development, Minister for Whānau Ora