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New Zealand politician
Nicola Valentine Willis (born 7 March 1981) is a New Zealand politician who has been deputy leader of the National Party since 2021. She is also the Minister
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Prime Minister of New Zealand since 2023
her economic growth and ethnic communities ministerial portfolios to Nicola Willis and Mark Mitchell respectively. James Meager gained the hunting and
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British artistic gymnast (born 1985)
2016. WILLIS Nicola "LinkedIn". LinkedIn.com. 30 January 2014. LinkedIn Profile "LinkedIn". LinkedIn.com. 15 July 2023. LinkedIn Profile Nicola Willis at
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Government budget for fiscal year 2026/27
presented to the New Zealand House of Representatives by Finance Minister Nicola Willis, on 28 May 2026. This was the third budget passed by the Sixth National
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Government of New Zealand since 2023
the original on 7 March 2025. Retrieved 8 March 2025. Willis, Nicola (12 March 2025). "Nicola Willis wants to change Government procurement rules to help
Sixth National Government of New Zealand
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Government agency in New Zealand
sector. The responsible minister is the Minister for Social Investment, Nicola Willis. The agency's chief executive position is vacant after Andrew Coster
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Government budget for fiscal year 2025/26
presented to the New Zealand House of Representatives by Finance Minister Nicola Willis, on 22 May 2025. This is the second budget passed by the Sixth National
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Centre-right political party in New Zealand
becoming interim leader. Christopher Luxon was elected unopposed, with Nicola Willis as his deputy, after Simon Bridges withdrew his candidacy. During the
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Party election to succeed Judith Collins
candidates, including Chris Bishop, Mark Mitchell, Shane Reti, and Nicola Willis, however by 29 November the race was believed to have come down former
2021 New Zealand National Party leadership election
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Government budget for fiscal year 2024/25
2024/25 presented to the House of Representatives by Minister of Finance, Nicola Willis, on 30 May 2024 as the first budget presented by the Sixth National
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New Zealand politician
Nicola Anna Grigg MP is a New Zealand politician and Member of Parliament in the House of Representatives representing the Selwyn electorate since October
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Act of Parliament in New Zealand
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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New Zealand politician
replaced by Todd Muller, acting as Muller's "numbers man" alongside Nicola Willis. He was subsequently promoted to 12th in caucus with the portfolios
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travel between New Zealand and Australia. On 2 October, Finance Minister Nicola Willis said the party would consider opening Kiwibank to local private capital
2026 New Zealand general election
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New Zealand politician (born 1945)
"very offensive and completely inappropriate." National deputy leader Nicola Willis called them "grossly offensive," and both Labour's Chris Hipkins and
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New Zealand politician
right to apologise for calling Nicola Willis 'duck-faced horse'". The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 26 May 2026. "Willis accepts Edmonds' apology over
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Taxpayer pressure group
Minister Nicola Willis, alleging that government spending exceeded the previous Sixth Labour government. The union released packaged fudge titled "Nicola Fudge
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– Nicola Willis Minister of Foreign Affairs – Winston Peters Gerry Brownlee Christopher Luxon David Seymour Chris Bishop Louise Upston Nicola Willis Winston
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Act of Parliament in New Zealand
Velden, Finance Minister Nicola Willis, Public Service Minister Judith Collins, Health Minister Simeon Brown, Women's Minister Nicola Grigg, MBIE chief executive
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New Zealand National Party politician
Primary Teachers' Association. On 30 April, Stanford and Finance Minister Nicola Willis confirmed that the Government would be introducing financial literacy
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New Zealand politician
mental health graphs". The Spinoff. Retrieved 7 March 2022. "National MP Nicola Willis named finance spokesperson after Simon Bridges announced retirement"
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Government mini-budget for fiscal year 2023/24
also known as Mini Budget 2023, was released by Minister of Finance Nicola Willis on 20 December 2023 as part of the Sixth National Government's plan
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English television presenter and former model (born 1976)
alongside her husband Matt Willis. Since 2026, she has co-presented the BBC dance competition Strictly Come Dancing. Emma Willis was born in Sutton Coldfield
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New Zealand politician
criticism from Housing Minister Megan Woods and deputy Opposition Leader Nicola Willis on the grounds of professionalism and compromising its political neutrality
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New Zealand minister of the Crown
after that of the prime minister. The current Minister of Finance is Nicola Willis. There are currently three associate minister roles held by Chris Bishop
Minister of Finance (New Zealand)
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New Zealand parliamentary term from 2023 to 2026
Archived from the original on 29 February 2024. Retrieved 1 March 2024. Willis, Nicola; Watts, Simon (27 March 2024). "Passage of major tax bill welcomed"
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New Zealand minister of the Crown
Employment. The position was established in 1999. The present minister is Nicola Willis. At its establishment, the Minister for Economic Development was the
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New Zealand political journalist (born 1987 or 1988)
office of Finance Minister Nicola Willis on 13 May 2025, shortly before the release of the 2025 New Zealand budget. Willis heard the confrontation and
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New Zealand politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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New Zealand politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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New Zealand politician (born 1966)
ministerial portfolios during a cabinet reshuffle, which were assumed by Nicola Willis and Mark Mitchell respectively. On 24 January 2025, she was granted
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New Zealand politician (born 1983)
hung on a wall, apparently as trophies. National Party deputy leader Nicola Willis said the photo of the "trophy" rack made her feel "pretty yuck." Uffindell
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Political party election in New Zealand
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
August 2026 New Zealand National Party leadership election
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New Zealand politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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McCallum 6,087 Willow-Jean Prime Shane Jones Ōhāriu Greg O'Connor 1,260 Nicola Willis Stephanie Rodgers Ōtaki Terisa Ngobi Tim Costley 6,271 Terisa Ngobi
Results of the 2023 New Zealand general election
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Initial results Later changes 1 Christopher Luxon Electorate Botany 1 0 2 Nicola Willis List 2 0 3 Chris Bishop Electorate Hutt South 3 0 4 Simeon Brown Electorate
Party lists in the 2026 New Zealand general election
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New Zealand television personality
McConnell, Glenn (5 September 2021). "Hive life: Golriz Ghahraman and Nicola Willis open up about sacrifices and motiviations". Stuff. Official website
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Public Service Department in New Zealand
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Ministry for Cities, Environment, Regions and Transport
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Proposed Act of Parliament in New Zealand
bill's passage to select committee level, with National's deputy leader Nicola Willis and ACT leader David Seymour saying there were two biological sexes
Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill
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breakup of the supermarkets. On 27 August, Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis announced that the Sixth National Government would amend the Fast-track
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New Zealand politician
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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New Zealand politician (born 1973)
Central, coming third place to Labour's Grant Roberston and National's Nicola Willis. Possible government arrangements after the election included a National/Green
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National artistic gymnastics competition in the UK
Beth Tweddle Nicola Willis Nicola Willis Gayle Campbell Rebecca Mason Nicola Willis Katy Lennon Katy Lennon Beth Tweddle Nicola Willis Renay Jones Eva
British Gymnastics Championships
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New Zealand politician (born 1991)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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New Zealand politician (born 1979)
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
Chris_Penk
New Zealand politician (born 1971)
Candidates". Electoral Commission. Retrieved 5 February 2021. "National MP Nicola Willis named finance spokesperson after Simon Bridges announced retirement"
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New Zealand politician (born 1959)
than 10,000 signatures in 24 hours. That same day, Finance Minister Nicola Willis called Disabilities officials and Simmonds in for an urgent briefing
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Defunct online New Zealand supermarket
become a competitor in the supermarket duopoly. National deputy leader Nicola Willis shared the same sentiment, saying that she was "gutted". Consumer NZ
Supie
New Zealand politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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New Zealand politician
remained unreachable, forcing Smith to relay the warning to Deputy Leader Nicola Willis instead. Critics described this as a deliberate attempt to avoid a formal
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New Zealand politician (born 1976)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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New Zealand National Party politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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New Zealand politician (born 1959)
19 January 2025, Collins assumed the public services portfolio from Nicola Willis. In addition, Shane Reti assumed Collins's science, innovation and technology
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New Zealand politician (born 1971)
Wellington Central by a margin of 9,963, defeating National's candidate Nicola Willis. Following Labour's formation of a coalition government with New Zealand
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New Zealand National Party politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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New Zealand politician (born 1968)
National's group of liberal MPs such as Chris Bishop, Amy Adams, and Nicola Willis were among those supporting Muller's run. Senior MP Anne Tolley, a conservative
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General election for the 54th Parliament of New Zealand
that a National government would create a Minister for Space. In addition, Willis conceded that under National's proposed tax policy only 3,000 households
2023 New Zealand general election
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Leadership vote that occurred in the National caucus room in April 2026
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
April 2026 New Zealand National Party leadership election
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New Zealand politician and Māori leader
Seymour. Ngarewa-Packer's assertion was disputed by Finance Minister Nicola Willis, who likened them to Soviet economic policies, and Infometrics chief
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New Zealand charitable sector consultant and politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
Greg_Fleming_(politician)
Proposed Act of Parliament in New Zealand
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026
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President of the New Zealand National Party
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
Sylvia_Wood
New Zealand politician
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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Most-senior elected politician in the party
Member of New Zealand House of Representatives Term length No fixed term Inaugural holder Adam Hamilton Formation 2 November 1936 Deputy Nicola Willis
Leader of the New Zealand National Party
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New Zealand politician
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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New Zealand politician
record of Finance Minister Nicola Willis; distributing a package fudge titled "Nicola Fudge Co.," with an image of Willis with the slogan "A treat today
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New Zealand shadow cabinet (2021–2023)
Leader Nicola Willis while Infrastructure was given to Chris Bishop, who also moved up in the rankings from fourth to third, while replacing Willis in the
Shadow Cabinet of Christopher Luxon
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New Zealand politician (born 1971/72)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Nicole_McKee
Act of Parliament in New Zealand
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Land Transport (Clean Vehicle Discount Scheme Repeal) Amendment Act 2023
Land_Transport_(Clean_Vehicle_Discount_Scheme_Repeal)_Amendment_Act_2023
New Zealand shadow cabinet (2020–2021)
to 15th, and lost the Justice portfolio to Bridges. Chris Bishop and Nicola Willis, who are regarded as members of the "liberal wing" of the National Party
Shadow Cabinet of Judith Collins
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New Zealand politician (born 1968)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Mark Mitchell (New Zealand politician)
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Government ministry of New Zealand
not consulted her, while the National Party's housing spokesperson Nicola Willis called for Sepuloni to hold the Ministry to account. On 12 May 2024
Ministry of Social Development (New Zealand)
Ministry_of_Social_Development_(New_Zealand)
Act of Parliament in New Zealand
Regulatory Standards Act. On 26 November, National Party deputy leader Nicola Willis suggested that her party could join NZ First in campaigning to repeal
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List of current finance ministers
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New Zealand politician (born 1992)
her and National MPs Judith Collins, Erica Stanford, Louise Upston and Nicola Grigg for supporting the Government's pay equity legislation, which Vance
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New Zealand politician (born 1968)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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Government ministry of New Zealand
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Ministry_for_Regulation
New Zealand politician (born 1959)
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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Proposed New Zealand legislation
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Term of Parliament (Enabling 4-year Term) Legislation Amendment Bill
Term_of_Parliament_(Enabling_4-year_Term)_Legislation_Amendment_Bill
National Party politician in New Zealand
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
Rima_Nakhle
New Zealand politician and lawyer
Bridges's finance and infrastructure spokesperson portfolios were filled by Nicola Willis and Chris Bishop, respectively. Bridges later revealed that his decision
Simon_Bridges
New Zealand politician
000). Jones's travel expenses drew criticism from Finance Minister Nicola Willis, who said he had made "significant errors." In response, Jones attributed
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New Zealand air force officer and politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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Economic and financial policy agency of New Zealand
Finance Total budget for 2025/26 $10,634,584 Minister responsible Hon Nicola Willis, Minister of Finance Agency executive Iain Rennie, Chief Executive and
New_Zealand_Treasury
New Zealand economist
continuity and stability, the opposition National Party finance spokesperson Nicola Willis called for an independent review of the Reserve Bank's performance.
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Government ministry of New Zealand
438,000 Vote Labour Market $2,040,966,000 Minister responsible Hon Nicola Willis Minister for Economic Growth Agency executive Nic Blakeley Secretary
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
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Electoral district in Wellington, New Zealand
suburban Term 3 years Member for Ōhāriu Greg O'Connor since 23 September 2017 Party Labour List MPs Nicola Willis (National) Party vote distribution
Ōhāriu_(electorate)
Nicola Willis Minister of Foreign Affairs – Winston Peters Gerry Brownlee Christopher Luxon Winston Peters David Seymour Chris Bishop Nicola Willis Labour
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New Zealand politician
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
Andrew_Bayly
National Party politician in New Zealand
electorates are list MPs Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato)
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British anti-transgender activist
March. In response, the centre-right National Party's deputy leader Nicola Willis argued that Keen-Minshull should be allowed into the country on free
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British Gymnastics club in Basildon, Essex
Annika Reeder - 1996 and 2000 Olympian, 5 x Commonwealth medallist. Nicola Willis - 2004 Olympian and Commonwealth silver medallist. "About". South Essex
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Surname list
Nathaniel Parker Willis (1806–1867), American author, poet and editor Nick Willis (born 1983), New Zealand middle-distance athlete Nicola Willis (born 1981)
Willis_(surname)
New Zealand politician (born 1972)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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Act of Parliament in New Zealand
farms and solar farms. In late August 2025, Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis announced that the Government would amend the Fast-track Approvals Act
Fast-track_Approvals_Act_2024
Act of Parliament in New Zealand
Stuart Smith Erica Stanford Anne Tolley Tim van de Molen Nicky Wagner Nicola Willis Lawrence Yule 19 Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi Simeon Brown Gerry Brownlee
Abortion_Legislation_Act_2020
Act of Parliament in New Zealand
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
Electoral_Amendment_Act_2025
New Zealand politician and medical researcher
Leader Christopher Luxon (Botany) Deputy leader Nicola Willis Miles Anderson (Waitaki) Carl Bates (Whanganui) Andrew Bayly (Port Waikato) Dan Bidois (Northcote)
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New Zealand politician (born 1983)
ACT New Zealand First Ministers Cabinet National Christopher Luxon Nicola Willis Chris Bishop Simeon Brown Erica Stanford Paul Goldsmith Louise Upston
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New Zealand government agency for social housing
Steven Joyce (2016–2017) The Hon. Grant Robertson (2017–2023) The Hon. Nicola Willis (2023–present) Roger Bonifant (2001–2004) Patrick Snedden (2005–2010)
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