
Michael Wood
Michael Wood is a New Zealand politician and member of the Labour Party, recognized for his work in transport and local government. He served as the Minister of Transport and has been involved in various initiatives aimed at improving urban infrastructure in Auckland.
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Michael Wood, the new Transport Minister, cut several road projects due to rising costs.
Thomas Coughlan: Infrastructure Commission asks Labour and National to do something unpopularMichael Wood was a previous guest on The Rest Is History.
UK supreme court hearing interrupted by history podcast played from judge’s phone | UK supreme courtMichael Wood confirms his political return after resigning as Minister for Transport due to conflicts of interest.
Michael Wood confirms political return – The Front PageMichael Wood was the minister for workplace relations and safety in the Labour government from 2020-23.
29 deaths at Pike River sparked workplace safety reforms – why are they now being dismantled?Michael Wood, a former workplace safety minister, backed TVNZ during Talley’s defamation trial.
Talley’s defamation trial: Former workplace safety minister Michael Wood backs TVNZThese include unionist Michael Wood, who was Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety at the time of some of Mead’s reporting.
TVNZ reporter defends anonymous sources as Talley’s alleges defamationMichael Wood found himself in front of the committee to explain his Auckland Airport shares.
MP put 25 properties in family trust before facing financial declaration rulesMichael Wood is the E tū union director discussing the potential for further negotiations.
Media Insider: Stuff CEO Sinead Boucher targeted in journalists’ strike; RNZ boss on talent and future location of Morning Report; Analyst on NZME - ‘a bit to prove’E tū union director Michael Wood felt the report had been handled pretty poorly.
Media Insider: ‘Hurtful’, ‘distressing’: Some RNZ staff fuming over scathing internal review - RNZ responds; Sky inks news rugby rights deal; Stripe Studios boss’s former home for saleE tū union director Michael Wood felt the report had been handled 'pretty poorly'.
Media Insider: ‘Hurtful’, ‘distressing’ - some RNZ staff fuming over scathing internal review - RNZ responds; Stripe Studios boss’s former home for sale; Hugh Grant’s praise for Kiwi journalist’s workMichael Wood is the husband of Julie Fairey, who has been the subject of personal jibes in council.
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown’s ‘vulgar’ orgasm comment and ‘boys’ club’ claims at councilMichael Wood works for M&G Real Estate and appreciates the aesthetic value of books in their properties.
‘Look how well-read I am!’ How ‘books by the metre’ add the final touch to your home – or your image | BooksFormer MP Michael Wood is likely to see this as another high-profile opportunity to reinforce union principles.
Media Insider: Matt Chisholm reveals bold new career move; Battle royale brewing within Stuff; Well-known New Zealander injuncts media firm; Chris Hipkins’ dig at NZMEMichael Wood might have been Prime Minister if the wealth tax had secured Hipkins' support.
Inside the battle for Labour’s wealth tax and how it was lost – this timeMichael Wood, an E tū union director, criticized Jim Grenon for having a clear agenda to use NZME for his own interests.
Media Insider: NZME chair Barbara Chapman on billionaire Jim Grenon’s push for board cleanout - ‘It is a defining moment for NZME, its future and for NZ’; Grenon pushes backMichael Wood, director of the journalists’ union E tū, expressed concerns about Grenon's agenda.
Media Insider: Billionaire investor Jim Grenon says he has close to 50% support for NZME board overthrowMichael Wood was the Minister for Auckland role created by Chris Hipkins.
Labour leader to reveal caucus reshuffle, Auckland portfolio set to change handsWood was also included in the list of Labour ministers criticized by Luxon.
Claire Trevett: Christopher Luxon doesn’t give third chances – why Andrew Bayly didn’t stand a chance of staying on as ministerMichael Wood introduced the Transport Choices package but later oversaw budget cuts.
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