Barbara Kuriger

Barbara Kuriger MP

Member of the New Zealand Parliament for Taranaki-King Country
Incumbent
Assumed office 20 September 2014
Preceded by	Shane Ardern

Barbara Joan Kuriger is a New Zealand politician who was elected to the New Zealand parliament at the 2014 general election as a representative of the New Zealand National Party.

Political career

Parliament of New Zealand
Years	Term	Electorate	List	Party
2014–present	51st	Taranaki-King Country	58	National

Kuriger is a farmer and is a former Dairy Woman of the Year. She currently sits on the board of the NZ Rural Sports Trust.^[1] She was selected as National's representative in Taranaki-King Country to replace Shane Ardern.

References

↑ Rural Games to get off the ground in Queenstown scene.co.nz, 17 June 2014

External links

New Zealand National Party

Party leaders
Names in bold served as Prime Minister

Adam Hamilton (1936–1940)
Sidney Holland (1940–1957)
Keith Holyoake (1957–1972)
Jack Marshall (1972–1974)
Robert Muldoon (1974–1984)
Jim McLay (1984–1986)
Jim Bolger (1986–1997)
Jenny Shipley (1997–2001)
Bill English (2001–2003)
Don Brash (2003–2006)
John Key (2006–present)

Party presidents

Sir George Wilson
Claude Weston
Alex Gordon
Sir Wilfred Sim
Sir Alex McKenzie
John S. Meadowcroft
Ned Holt
Sir George Chapman
Sue Wood
Neville Young
John Collinge
Lindsay Tisch
Geoff Thompson
John Slater
Michelle Boag
Judy Kirk
Peter Goodfellow

Current Members of Parliament
Names without electorates are list MPs

Leader John Key (Helensville) Deputy Leader Bill English

Amy Adams (Selwyn) Kanwal Singh Bakshi Todd Barclay (Clutha-Southland) Maggie Barry (North Shore) Andrew Bayly (Hunua) David Bennett (Hamilton East) Paula Bennett (Upper Harbour) Chris Bishop Chester Borrows (Whanganui) Simon Bridges (Tauranga) Gerry Brownlee (Ilam) David Carter Jonathan Coleman (Northcote) Judith Collins (Papakura) Jacqui Dean (Waitaki) Matthew Doocey (Waimakariri) Sarah Dowie (Invercargill) Chris Finlayson Craig Foss (Tukituki) Paul Foster-Bell Paul Goldsmith Jo Goodhew (Rangitata) Nathan Guy (Ōtaki) Jo Hayes Brett Hudson Steven Joyce Nikki Kaye (Auckland Central) Nuk Korako Barbara Kuriger (Taranaki-King Country) Melissa Lee Sam Lotu-Iiga (Maungakiekie) Tim Macindoe (Hamilton West) Todd McClay (Rotorua) Murray McCully (East Coast Bays) Ian McKelvie (Rangitīkei) Mark Mitchell (Rodney) Todd Muller (Bay of Plenty) Jono Naylor Alfred Ngaro Simon O'Connor (Tāmaki) Hekia Parata Parmjeet Parmar Maureen Pugh Shane Reti (Whangarei) Jami-Lee Ross (Botany) Alastair Scott (Wairarapa) Scott Simpson (Coromandel) Nick Smith (Nelson) Stuart Smith (Kaikōura) Lindsay Tisch (Waikato) Anne Tolley (East Coast) Louise Upston (Taupō) Nicky Wagner (Christchurch Central) Maurice Williamson (Pakuranga) Michael Woodhouse Jian Yang Jonathan Young (New Plymouth)

National Governments

First (1949–57)
Second (1960–72)
Third (1975–84)
Fourth (1990–99)
Fifth (2008–present)

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