In November 2023, Christopher Luxon became prime minister, leading a three-party coalition of National, Act, and New Zealand First. The coalition’s first year was marked by interviews assessing Luxon’s performance, Act leader David Seymour’s impact, and Winston Peters’ comments on Act leadership. Additionally, significant events such as the Hīkoi mō te Tiriti, powerful haka performances, and the introduction of a gang patch ban were discussed, along with a tribute to former MP Nikki Kaye, who passed away at age 44.
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Media Insider: NZME shareholder meeting – Steven Joyce set to become chair, Jim Grenon to join board; what to expect at today’s meeting
A new NZME board will be voted in today, with former National Party MP Steven Joyce becoming the chair, accompanied by outspoken shareholder Jim Grenon as a new director. The annual shareholders’ meeting, which initially seemed poised for conflict, will now feature a measured transition, as Grenon previously sought to replace the board but reached a compromise allowing him and Joyce to join alongside existing directors Guy Horrocks, Sussan Turner, and Carol Campbell, with Bowen...
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