Chris Carter
Chris Carter is a former New Zealand politician who served as Minister of Housing. He is recognized for his role in securing a significant government investment of $220 million to upgrade Wellington's ageing social housing stock, aimed at improving building standards, including seismic strengthening, to ensure the safety and welfare of residents.
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Chris Carter is a former senior Cabinet minister marching with the Labour Party.
Auckland Rainbow Parade draws thousands as police boost presence
New Zealand· 2026-02-21
Chris Carter's X-Files is described as an ingenious slice of creepy Americana.
Patrick Freyne’s guide to the biggest horror TV shows, from Stranger Things to Sesame Street – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-10-30
Duchovny praises Chris Carter for the high standards maintained in The X-Files.
‘I hate that they show my bum in the first scene!’ David Duchovny on poems, podcasts – and his TV comeback | Television
United Kingdom· 2025-10-24
Chris Carter's books feature violent crimes and serial killers.
Τα νέα «αστυνομικά» που θα σας κρατήσουν συντροφιά στην παραλία
Greece· 2025-07-05
Chris Carter is the creator of 'The X-Files' with whom Mark Snow collaborated for many years.
Умер автор музыки к «Секретным материалам» Марк Сноу — РБК
Russia· 2025-07-04
Chris Carter is known for his influential work in music alongside Cosey Fanni Tutti.
‘24/7 transgression? That would be exhausting!’ Cosey Fanni Tutti on radical art, gardening and Kneecap’s ‘power and strength’ | Cosey Fanni TuttiUnited Kingdom· 2025-05-29
Chris Carter points out that Wembley Way does not exist.
So much football! This weekend, two screens might not be enough | FootballUnited Kingdom· 2025-04-26
Chris Carter is a writer known for his crime thrillers that explore the darkest aspects of human nature.
Vilniuje viešėjęs trilerių rašytojas Chrisas Carteris: „Kiekvienas iš mūsų turime neapykantos taikinį“ | Kultūra
Lithuania· 2025-03-16Then Housing Minister Chris Carter announced the Government would give $220m to the council over 10 to 15 years to significantly upgrade Wellington’s ageing social housing stock.
Wellington City Council social housing buildings deemed earthquake-prone despite recent upgradesNew Zealand· 2025-02-22
