Tim Jago
Tim Jago is a former president of the ACT Party in New Zealand, who has faced allegations of sexual offending. His case has drawn significant scrutiny, particularly regarding how political leaders, including David Seymour, have handled complaints related to his conduct.
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Tim Jago, the former Act Party president, was found guilty of indecent assault of two teenage boys.
Former Act Party Tim Jago president admits fresh historical sex abuse charge
New Zealand· 2026-07-14
Tim Jago has lost an appeal against his sexual abuse conviction and sentence.
Former Act Party president Tim Jago loses appeal against sexual abuse convictionNew Zealand· 2025-09-29Tim Jago is appealing against his sexual abuse conviction and sentence.
Court hears former Act president Tim Jago’s appeal against sexual abuse conviction, sentenceNew Zealand· 2025-06-17
Tim Jago maintains his innocence and has signalled he plans to appeal his convictions and sentence in the Court of Appeal.
Former ACT president Tim Jago to claim ‘miscarriage of justice’New Zealand· 2025-04-15
Tim Jago was involved in a situation where David Seymour referred a victim to Act's employment lawyer instead of the police.
David Seymour’s Philip Polkinghorne police letter highlights a weak Prime Minister, coalition partners off the leash - Shane Te PouNew Zealand· 2025-02-15
