Stuart Nash

Stuart Nash is a New Zealand politician and a member of the Labour Party who has held various ministerial positions, including Minister of Police and Minister of Fisheries. He has been a prominent figure in New Zealand politics, often engaging in discussions surrounding law enforcement and environmental policies, but faced scrutiny over his conduct, leading to his dismissal.

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United States: Former New Zealand Minister for Economic Development Stuart Nash stated that the visas are getting more popular. 6

Ashley Kay Erica Stanford

Fox News: America's elite flock to this distant paradise for getaway amid 'global uncertainty'

New Zealand: Stuart Nash is a former MP who launched the Golden Visa programme while serving as Minister of Economic Development. 6

Rod Drury Sophie Heatley Murray Crane Hannah Fang Richard Blake Chris Hipkins Anna Stuck Katie Flood Isabella Caselberg Anna Miles Jaimee Lupton Nick Mowbray Craig Heatley Claudia Elze Laice Bollen Michael Van De Elzen Ben Longhurst Alma Sax Jeff Douglas Di Goldsworthy Cheryl Whiting Holly Cassidy Lorraine Downes

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Society Insider: Former MP Stuart Nash smooths Golden Visas for wealthy; Is Xero founder Rod Drury the king of Queenstown?; Lux weddings for Sophie Heatly and Murray Crane

United Kingdom: Stuart Nash, a former Labour party minister, commented on the increase in visa applications due to changes under the Trump administration. 7

Benny Goodman Peter Thiel Jacinda Ardern Nicola Willis

The Guardian: Rich Americans flock to apply for New Zealand’s ‘golden visas’ after rules relaxed | New Zealand

New Zealand: Former Labour Cabinet minister Stuart Nash lamented falling standards in the House. 5

Winston Peters Brooke Van Velden Steve Maharey Debbie Ngarewa Packer Rawiri Waititi Hana Rawhiti Maipi Clarke Judith Collins

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters blasts behaviour in Parliament as ‘degradation’

New Zealand: Former Labour MP Stuart Nash described McSkimming as a 'good man'. 7

Mark Mitchell Jevon Mcskimming Chris Hipkins Ginny Andersen Adam Pearse

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Police Minister Mark Mitchell accepts Jevon McSkimming resignation could impact public confidence

New Zealand: Stuart Nash expressed surprise over the allegations against Jevon McSkimming, describing him as a good man. 7

Jevon Mcskimming Andrew Coster Mark Mitchell

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Jevon McSkimming: Former Police Minister Stuart Nash surprised by porn allegations against resigned deputy commissioner

New Zealand: Stuart Nash is a former Labour MP who isn't ruling out running for NZ First at the next election. 5

Christopher Luxon Winston Peters Richard L Armitage Helen Clark David Seymour Willie Jackson Chris Penk Hamish Campbell Paul Goldsmith

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: The truth about Christopher Luxon’s scrap with Winston Peters over US tariffs – Audrey Young

New Zealand: Stuart Nash is a former Labour MP who has been critical of Labour and is considering running for NZ First. 6

Winston Peters Darroch Ball 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

New Zealand: Stuart Nash is a former Labour MP who received donations from Troy Bowker. 5

Troy Bowker Jim Grenon Des Gittings Pattrick Smellie Michael Boggs Sir Ian Taylor Winston Peters David Seymour Shayne Currie

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Media Insider: NZME shareholder Troy Bowker hits back at media company board, says he supports free speech as chair raises questions over political motivation

Australia: Stuart Nash wanted to focus on attracting high-spending visitors rather than backpackers to New Zealand. 5

Lara Bingle Simon Upton Jacinda Ardern

The Sydney Morning Herald: Bloody hell, NZ’s come up with a tourism slogan worse than ours