Anne Tolley
New ZealandpoliticianFemale5.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Anne Tolley is a prominent New Zealand politician and public figure, known for her extensive career in the National Party and her service as a Minister in various government roles. She has held positions such as Minister of Internal Affairs and Minister of Education, contributing significantly to policy development in New Zealand. Recently, she has been in the news as the chair of Transparency New Zealand, highlighting concerns about the country's declining transparency and rising corruption metrics.
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Council commission chairwoman Anne Tolley later said the council 'didn’t get it right'.
Tauranga roadworks: Cameron Rd and 15th Ave upgrades to overlapNew Zealand· 2026-06-01
Anne Tolley, now chairwoman of Transparency International New Zealand, emphasized the importance of the Pecuniary Register.
Parliament’s Speaker Gerry Brownlee has been incorrectly declaring his property ownership for two decadesNew Zealand· 2026-02-12
Transparency New Zealand chair Anne Tolley said the decline had been sustained over several years.
Corruption klaxon blaring, but at least we can now hear it – Matt NippertNew Zealand· 2026-02-10