
Murray McCully
Murray McCully is a former New Zealand politician who served as a member of the National Party and held various ministerial positions, including Minister of Foreign Affairs. Known for his pragmatic approach to governance, he played a significant role in shaping New Zealand's foreign policy during his tenure. After retiring from politics, McCully has remained influential within the National Party and is often consulted on strategic matters, particularly in times of leadership turmoil.
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Murray McCully is the former National MP for whom Erica Stanford worked for four years.
Duncan Garner: Exclusive, my night out on the town with Erica StanfordMurray McCully gave Victoria Short a chance to work in central politics.
New Auckland councillor Victoria Short reflects on journey from teenage pregnancy and surviving domestic violence to politicsMurray McCully took a harder line with Indonesia regarding media access in West Papua.
East Timor murder: NZ urged to admit the death of Kiwi journalist 50 years ago was handled poorlyMurray McCully was one of the advisers in John Key's inner circle.
Paula Bennett on being the only woman in John Key’s inner circle - Ask Me AnythingMurray McCully was the Foreign Affairs Minister who was sympathetic to the cause of the Balibo families.
Half a century later, families still seek truth on 1975 killings of the Balibo fiveMurray McCully is referred to as a legendary party strategist.
Christopher Luxon faces leadership crisis as National MPs lose confidence – Matthew HootonMurray McCully led an inquiry that criticized the ministry’s handling of the property portfolio.
Education Minister announces $100m package to address growing school rolls, new primary school in West AucklandMurray McCully was the Minister for Sport and Recreation who committed funding towards the network of elite training facilities.
Karāpiro high-performance centre empty as athletes stay in AucklandMurray McCully is mentioned as a former minister who may have met to discuss Luxon's leadership.
Duncan Garner: Why I’m picking Christopher Luxon won’t lead National into the next election


























































