James Shaw

James Shaw

politician New Zealand

James Shaw is a New Zealand politician and the co-leader of the Green Party, known for his progressive stance on environmental issues and social justice. He has served as a Member of Parliament since 2014 and is recognized for his work in climate policy and advocating for sustainable practices within the government.

Born on Jan 24, 1974 (52 years old)

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New Zealand New Zealand: James Shaw is a former leader of the Green Party in New Zealand, whom Qiulae Wong aligns with politically. 6

Qiulae Wong Winston Peters Chloe Swarbrick Richard Prebble Jeanette Fitzsimons Iain Lees Galloway Jacinda Ardern Ben Thomas Derek Cheng
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: A new kingmaker? Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong and her party’s chances at making history

New Zealand New Zealand: James Shaw passed a mandatory reporting regime in 2021. 6

Scott Simpson David Seymour Winston Peters Shane Jones Arena Williams Oliver Mander Graham Leaming Vanessa Simons
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Climate reporting rules loosened more than minister wanted – common sense or overkill?

New Zealand New Zealand: Ex-Greens leader James Shaw has also experienced threats in the current political climate. 5

Winston Peters Jacinda Ardern David Seymour Shane Jones Judith Collins Sanjana Hattotuwa Brenton Tarrant Charlie Kirk William Mcgimpsey Brian Tamaki
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Listener special: How the global rise of radical conservatism is influencing politics in Aotearoa

Ireland Ireland: James Shaw built the castle as a defensive dwelling in 1625. 5

Isabella Shaw Samantha Jones Isabella Brisbane Fiona Stewart Williams Mark Lappin Angela Davis Jim Connolly Maggie Wilson
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A night in Northern Ireland’s most haunted castle – The Irish Times

New Zealand New Zealand: James Shaw announced an 'experimental humanitarian visa' was being considered for displaced Pacific Islanders. 5

Agnes Callamard Erica Stanford Jacqui Dillon Joanna Wane
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Amnesty report criticises New Zealand response to climate crisis in the Pacific

New Zealand New Zealand: James Shaw retired from politics after serving as co-leader of the Green Party. 5

Louis Day Marama Davidson Prestidge Oldfield Tom Haig Golriz Ghahraman Fa Anana Efeso Collins Darleen Tana Chloe Swarbrick Julie Anne Genter Matt Doocey Benjamin Doyle
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Another senior Green Party staffer departs as Louis Day resigns from communications role

New Zealand New Zealand: The party lost a wealth of experience when Shaw announced his retirement from politics. 5

Tom Haig Golriz Ghahraman Fa Anana Efeso Collins Darleen Tana Chloe Swarbrick Julie Anne Genter Matt Doocey Davidson Benjamin Doyle Adam Pearse
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Green Party chief of staff resigns, citing ‘health, wellbeing and whānau’

Canada Canada: James Shaw produced the Beaches' debut album, Late Show, alongside Emily Haines. 9

Jordan Miller Leandra Earl Kylie Miller Eliza Enman Mcdaniel Brett Emmons Meg Moore Laurie Lee Boutet Charlotte Cardin Emily Haines Joel Baskin
The Globe and Mail: Toronto band the Beaches riding a fresh wave of popularity on a mix of pop hooks, spirit and authenticity

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Great Britain's James Shaw took sixth place on Thursday. 6

Jay Vine Torstein Traeen Bruno Armirail Lorenzo Fortunato Jonas Vingegaard
BBC: Vuelta a Espana: Jay Vine wins stage six as Torstein Traeen takes overall lead

New Zealand New Zealand: James Shaw was meant to have a joint standup with Jacinda Ardern and Winston Peters but held a separate one. 5

Grant Robertson Jacinda Ardern Alf Kaiwai Ayesha Verrall Chris Hipkins Megan Woods Kieran Mcanulty Winston Peters Helen Clark Marian Hobbs Heather Simpson
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Grant Robertson reveals stress, health struggles before PM decision