Tracey Martin
New ZealandpoliticianFemale6.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Tracey Martin is a New Zealand politician and former member of the New Zealand Parliament, representing the New Zealand First party. She served as the Minister for Children and Minister of Internal Affairs, focusing on issues related to child welfare and governance. Martin has been noted for her advocacy for children's rights and her role in developmental policies, including her involvement in the school lunch programme, which has been under scrutiny for its efficacy and funding amid ongoing discussions about educational and social equity in New Zealand.
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Tracey Martin spoke about the challenges facing aged residential care.
Levin crash: Driver dies after car and truck collision on State Highway 57New Zealand· 2026-09-24
Tracey Martin is the chief executive of the Aged Care Association who spoke about the challenges facing aged residential care.
Controversial Dunedin councillor Benedict Ong to run as independent in general electionNew Zealand· 2026-09-24
Aged Care Association chief executive Tracey Martin spoke about the challenges facing aged residential care.
Gisborne woman finds DNA family link to Poona Paul cold case in AustraliaNew Zealand· 2026-09-24Tracey Martin is the chief executive of the Aged Care Association and seeks advice on pay equity changes.
Audrey Young: Behind the pay equity dispute over comparatorsNew Zealand· 2025-06-17
Tracey Martin is the Children’s Minister who announced the lunches alongside Jacinda Ardern.
The school lunch programme is a disaster - here’s how we could fix it and whether we should botherNew Zealand· 2025-03-17
