Andrew Little
Andrew Little is a New Zealand politician and former leader of the Labour Party. He has served as a Member of Parliament and held several ministerial roles, including Minister of Justice. He was recently in the news for representing the Opposition on the Representation Commission, which proposed changes to the electorate boundaries in response to population shifts.
Born on May 03, 1967 (59 years old)
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Wellington Mayor Andrew Little said councils in the region spent $250,000 scrambling to meet the Government’s 'totally unreasonable' three-month deadline.
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New Zealand:
Wellington Mayor Andrew Little said the ministers’ decisions 'shows they were not serious about the costly Head Start process'.
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New Zealand:
Mayor Andrew Little would not confirm his support when asked about the project.
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New Zealand:
Mayor Andrew Little stated that the council would work towards implementing the recommendations from the review.
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New Zealand:
Wellington Mayor Andrew Little said he personally wouldn't arrange meetings with Putin's regime.
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Andrew Little was replaced by Jacinda Ardern in the 2017 election campaign.
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New Zealand:
Wellington Mayor Andrew Little said the proposal being put forward was 'far from perfect' and blamed the Government’s 'unreasonable' three-month timeframe.
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New Zealand:
Andrew Little has confirmed a number of councils are unlikely to join the proposed merger.
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Mayor Andrew Little, who previously served as NZSIS and GCSB Minister, said the recent session was held to give councillors awareness about the threats they might face.
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New Zealand:
Andrew Little is noted for his council's decision-making and efforts to improve Wellington.
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