
Chris Bishop
Chris Bishop is a prominent New Zealand politician and a member of the National Party, serving as the Minister of Infrastructure. He has been actively engaged in discussions around economic growth and investment, aiming to attract foreign investment to bolster New Zealand's economy.
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Chris Bishop is the Transport Minister who publicly expressed support for Luxon.
National MPs to gather at Parliament to discuss Christopher Luxon’s leadershipChris Bishop is a potential challenger to Christopher Luxon's leadership.
Christopher Luxon’s power ebbing away – who will replace him?National MP Chris Bishop, who there has been speculation about as a potential contender, has denied such ambitions.
Election 2026: Act leader David Seymour condemns ‘distractions’ as National MPs set to decide Christopher Luxon’s leadershipBishop has been speculated as a potential contender for the leadership of the National Party.
Christopher Luxon leadership: National’s Chris Bishop not denying appetite within party for leadership changeChris Bishop is cited as a front-runner for leadership in the National Party.
Luxon leadership: National MPs hit phones on possible change after MMP captain’s callChris Bishop is noted as a senior minister at risk of losing his candidacy in the elections.
Duncan Garner: Prime Minister, if you truly can’t see how bad things are, then stand aside for the good of NZChris Bishop paid tribute to Randle as a 'lovely man, passionate about Wellington'.
Wellington City councillor Tony Randle dies at 65Chris Bishop retained his third spot on the list despite speculation about his position.
Election 2026: The National MPs at risk of losing their seats after party list revealedTransport Minister Chris Bishop said the project is one of the most significant transport investments in New Zealand’s history.
City Rail Link: The long road to Auckland’s big-city future – The Front PageSenior MP Chris Bishop last night told reporters said he would describe Luxon’s comments as 'musing around the concept of a referendum'.
National MP Paul Goldsmith says MMP referendum ‘of course’ party policy, other MPs say just Luxon’s viewChris Bishop commented that Luxon's remarks were more of a personal view rather than a National Party policy commitment.
Christopher Luxon stands by MMP referendum next term, Chris Bishop calls earlier comments ‘musings’Chris Bishop is mentioned as one of the ministers in Christopher Luxon's Cabinet.
PM Christopher Luxon says he’d hold referendum on MMP if re-electedInfrastructure Minister Chris Bishop said two skyscrapers, three podium buildings and a new laneway network were approved.
Auckland waterfront skyscrapers get final fast-track approval, ministers say it shows how fast the scheme worksChris Bishop, the Transport Minister, opened the stations at Drury and Paerātā in South Auckland.
Drury, Paerātā railway stations open with peak services every 10 minutes
Attorney-General Chris Bishop received the public inquiry report into the disappearance of Phillips and his children.
‘He was a dictator’: Mother of Marokopa children speaks out about her relationship with Tom PhillipsChris Bishop is the Transport Minister expected to attend Marco te Brömmelstroet's keynote.
How big cities are reclaiming streets for kidsChris Bishop denied the claims of racism regarding the reforms.
Scrapping council/iwi agreements ‘only takes things backwards’Chris Bishop is the Minister for Housing, Transport and reform of the RMA national planning rules.
Auckland planning future: Councillors vote for ‘hybrid’ model with high rises in inner city hubsChris Bishop is the Attorney-General who will receive the public inquiry into the Phillips children.
Tom Philips inquiry to be handed over todayInfrastructure and RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop said via a spokesperson that he couldn’t comment on the merits of it because it was still before the panel.
Ōrewa fast-track approval: Auckland councillor Richard Hills speaks out against controversial decisionChris Bishop is criticized for his narrow assessment of public housing benefits and costs.
Letters to the Editor: Dismay at declining defence capabilities, school lunches, solar loan policyChris Bishop faces backlash over major transport U-turn and road cuts.
Chris Bishop faces backlash over major transport U-turn and road cuts – Thomas CoughlanTransport Minister Chris Bishop said the issue was 'concerning' and NZTA was keeping him regularly updated on operational actions and developments.
Hundreds of drivers ordered to resit tests after NZTA suspends officersMinister of Housing Chris Bishop expressed frustration over the situation in Napier regarding empty apartments.
Government-built inner-city apartments finished a year ago still sitting emptyHousing Minister Chris Bishop announced in May that the Government planned to increase the accommodation supplement.
Election 2026: Chris Hipkins calls rental support ‘subsidy for private landlords’ – Labour increased it in GovtChris Bishop is the Housing Minister who commented on the difficult circumstances faced by people requiring housing services.
Just one fifth of families leaving immediate access transitional housing going on to long-term homeRMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop set councils the ultimatum last month, saying change was needed because the local government system was 'too complex, too costly and too hard to navigate'.
South Waikato seeks community feedback on council amalgamation choicesInfrastructure Minister Chris Bishop announced fast-track approval for The Point Mission Bay.
$700m The Point Mission Bay fast-tracked: Generus Living Group to replace entire Eastcliffe retirement villageChristopher Luxon praised Chris Bishop, whose Hutt South electorate was hosting the conference.
Election 2026: National launches new KiwiSaver policies as Simeon Brown compares NZ First, Act to childrenChris Bishop is a National Party member who is mentioned as potentially losing his seat in the upcoming election.
Election 2026: National targets Labour at conference, as Christopher Luxon heaps praise on Chris Bishop, Erica Stanford ‘fan club’ emerges






































































































