Darroch Ball

Darroch Ball

politician New Zealand

Darroch Ball is a prominent New Zealand politician known for his role as the chief of staff to Winston Peters, the leader of NZ First. He has been actively involved in various political initiatives and discussions surrounding New Zealand's governance and policies.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Darroch Ball will be returning as campaign director, a role he held on the last campaign. 6

David Farrar Sue Worthington Ben Lott Glenn Jameson Cushla Baggott Beth Houston Grant Robertson Kieran Mcanulty Chris Hipkins Carmel Sepuloni Willie Jackson Chris Bramwell Jill Day Rob Salmond Alex O Connor Barack Obama David Talbot Maryan Street Leroy Beckett Phil Goff Chloe Swarbrick Marama Davidson Teanau Tuiono Ricardo Mendez March Callum Purves David Seymour Stu Wilson Nick Wright James Kanagasooriam Julian Paul Helen Clark
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Election 2026 campaign teams: Who is running National, Labour, Greens, Act, and NZ First’s fight for votes

New Zealand New Zealand: Darroch Ball is NZ First’s chief of staff who was involved in the discussions regarding the removal of the transgender guidelines. 5

Chris Bishop Mark Mitchell Raelene Castle Julian Paul Laurel Hubbard Kate Weatherly Christopher Luxon Derek Cheng
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Inside the wrangling over transgender sports guidelines: How NZ First flexed its coalition muscle

New Zealand New Zealand: Darroch Ball is Winston Peters’ chief of staff, mentioned in the context of Nash's political affiliations. 5

Stuart Nash Winston Peters David Shearer Chris Hipkins Barbara Edmonds Thomas Coughlan
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Former Labour MP Stuart Nash not ruling out running for NZ First at next election