[NZ Herald]: Full Cabinet Announced

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The New Zealand Herald is a daily newspaper published in Auckland, New Zealand, owned by New Zealand Media and Entertainment. It has the largest newspaper circulation of all newspapers in New Zealand​

 

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Issue#1​ Monday 21st March 1995​ $0.80​ Page #1​ NEW PRIME MINISTER ELECTED Above: Parliament buildings in Wellington.​ A new Prime Minister has been announced. NZ Labour Party have won the race in the 1995 elections with leader Danny Howell rising to the new seat of Prime Minister with his Deputy Kelly Makoare who will be taking Deputy Prime Minister. The full cabinet list will be announced at a later date.​

 

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Issue #2 Tuesday 22nd March​ $0.80​ Page #1​ FULL CABINET ANNOUNCED Above: Your Cabinet Below is the full cabinet announced for the New Zealand Government: Ranking Portfolios Incumbent Responsibilities Responsibilities Electorate 1. Prime Minister Minister for National Security and Intelligence Leader of the Labour Party The Rt. Hon. Danny Howell MP Mt Albert 2. Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Racing Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Deputy Leader of Labour Party The Rt. Hon. Kelly Makoare MP List 3. Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister for State Owned Enterprises The Hon. Jamie Dempsey MP Te Tai Tokerau 4. Minister for Crown/Māori Relations Minister of Corrections Minister of Tourism The Hon. Grant Jones MP Wellington Central 5. Minister of Finance Minister for Sport and Recreation The Hon. Phil Twyford MP Te Atatū 6. Minister of Energy and Resources Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration Minister of Research, Science and Innovation Minister of Housing The Hon. Dr. Michelle Wilson MP Wigram 7. Minister of Education Minister of State Services The Hon. Chris Hipkins MP Leader of the House Rimutaka 8. Minister of Justice Minister for Courts Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations The Hon. Anthony Keegan MP List 9. Minister for Social Development Minister for Disability Issues The Hon. Carmel Sepuloni MP Kelston 10. Minister of Health The Hon. Dr David Clark MP Dunedin North 11. Attorney-General Minister for the Environment Minister for Trade and Export Growth The Hon. David Parker MP List 12. Minister for Māori Development Minister of Local Government Minister of Urban Development The Hon. Nanaia Mahuta MP Hauraki-Waikato 13. Minister of Police Minister of Fisheries Minister of Revenue Minister for Small Business The Hon. Stuart Nash MP Napier 14. Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety Minister of Immigration Minister of ACC The Hon. Iain Lees-Galloway MP Deputy Leader of the House Palmerston North 15. Minister for Building and Construction Minister for Ethnic Communities Minister of Customs The Hon. Jenny Salesa MP Manukau East 16. Minister of Agriculture Minister for Biosecurity Minister for Food Safety Minister for Rural Communities The Hon. Damien O'Connor MP West Coast-Tasman 17. Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister of Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Minister for Government Digital Services The Hon. Kris Faafoi MP Mana 18. Minister of Defence Minister for Veterans The Hon. Kirstin Dempsey MP List 19. Minister for Children Minister of Internal Affairs Minister for Seniors The Hon. Tracey Martin MP List 20. Minister of Forestry Minister for Infrastructure Minister for Regional Economic Development The Hon. Shane Jones MP List 20. Minister of Civil Defence Minister for Whānau Ora Minister for Youth The Hon. Peeni Henare MP Tāmaki Makaurau 21. Minister for Employment The Hon. Willie Jackson MP List 22. Minister for Pacific Peoples The Hon. Aupito William Sio MP Māngere 23. Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector The Hon. Poto Williams MP 24. Minister of Urban Development Minister for Economic Development Minister of Transport The Hon. Kieran Bradshaw MP Te Atatū