Shane Jones.
New Zealand politician
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
- 51
What's happening
Active this week
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Government funding targets regional infrastructure needs.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Minister Shane Jones approved the Sunfield development near Ardmore Airport.Some support1 report
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Policy aimed at reducing worker exploitation is being discussed, with racist remarks undermining its acceptance.Some support2 reports
Earlier this month
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Shane Jones is leading the government responsible for fisheries policy.Well supported4 reports3 developments inside
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Winston Peters hosted a meeting on Matakana Island with Shane Jones and Mark Patterson to discuss infrastructure investment and regional economic needs.Some support7 reports
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SLB was contracted for a mapping project, and Shane Jones was noted as a politician in New Zealand.Some support1 report
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Shane Jones defended the government's economic agenda while operating within NZ's highly regulated fisheries system.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Fisheries New Zealand announced policy regarding commercial catch limits and managed the national fisheries and sustainability review.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Carwyn Jones worked at the Waitangi Tribunal, and Shane Jones is the deputy leader of New Zealand First.Some support3 reports
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Government announces energy security initiatives involving Shane Jones and Chris Bishop.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chris Bishop and Shane Jones are involved in Cromwell, representing transport and regional development respectively.Some support2 reports
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Conservationists report on MPI actions regarding fisheries violations off the South Island, involving official Shane Jones.Some support2 reports
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Shane Jones is identified as a New Zealand politician.Some support2 reports
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The Kiwifruit industry is accused of exploitative labor practices, while primary industries are noted as major export earners.Some support1 report
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Amid US scrutiny of New Zealand trade, Todd McClay rejected the US justification for new tariffs, while Shane Jones accused Zespri of practices akin to medieval slavery.Some support2 reports
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Shane Jones is questioning plan compliance with RMA reform, while Rex Williams was asked for comment. Jones also plans to discuss the matter with Chris Bishop.Some support2 reports
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NZ Minister Shane Jones supports the growth of the hydrogen sector to enhance national energy security.Some support1 report
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A former minister and a party leader are noted in relation to the future of New Zealand.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The NZF leader is commenting on the political viability of the current government and the leadership issues within the National coalition.Some support1 report
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Shane Jones made predictions regarding infrastructure needs during a debate held while discussing Auckland.Some support1 report
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Shane Jones advocates for increased economic returns from ocean resources benefiting Pacific Island nations.Some support2 reports
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Shane Jones accuses the Waitangi Tribunal of scaremongering as its findings inform the coalition's legislative review process.Some support4 reports
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The government reversed the offshore exploration ban and issued an inaugural petroleum permit to EnZed Energy.Some support2 reports
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Peters' leadership is applying political pressure on Stuart Nash, while Shane Jones demonstrates loyalty to Peters.Some support1 report
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Tarakihi fisheries stocks are declining due to environmental factors, prompting a review of commercial fishing sustainability measures.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Crown is proposed to co-invest in property while Shane Jones discusses housing anxieties in New Zealand.Some support1 report
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Government refuses mill rescue package, leading to criticism from Shane Jones.Some support1 report
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New Zealand government directs regional funding for infrastructure projects, including aquaculture and energy.Some support1 report
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Shane Jones hosted a ministerial committee in Wellington starting on January 1, 2026.Some support5 reports
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Shane Jones championed the Fisheries Amendment Bill in NZ, which is currently being debated in the Select Committee.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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Advocacy challenges ministerial claims on dolphin deaths, leading the ministerial office to refer the claims to the Ministry for Primary Industries.Some support2 reports
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The NZ government, through Resources Minister Shane Jones, is supporting the growth of the mining industry.Well supported3 reports
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A government spokesperson announces funding for a major freight hub project, utilizing the expertise of KiwiRail.Some support1 report
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Government mandates closure in Kaikōura to ensure resource health.Some support1 report
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Chlöe Swarbrick is a member of the government body, and Shane Jones serves as the Fisheries Minister.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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A bill requiring more panel beating is facing procedural delays in Parliament, with leader Peters giving instructions to Jones.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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Peters defends his deputy's travel expenses after Cabinet approved Jones' budget for a conference in Canada, leading to criticism from Nicola Willis.Some support2 reports
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Shane Jones, who authored controversial fisheries legislation, is facing scrutiny from Cameron Luxton regarding sector engagement.Some support1 report
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The Green Party opposes the government's plans to privatize the fisheries sector.Some support3 reports
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The government backed away from the controversial Fisheries Amendment Bill.Some support2 reports
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A Minister appeared before the Primary Production Select Committee in Parliament.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Shane Jones discusses how Australian mining failures are informing New Zealand's resource extraction policy and questioning its economic model.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Shane Jones
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News at the entities that move Shane Jones most-
Winston Peters StructuralWinston Peters discussed coalition formation and minimum wage policy on October 19, 2026.Moves Shane Jones
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Peters OperationalPeters and Jordan participated in a regional conference held in Barbados in the Caribbean.Moves Shane Jones
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Green Party OperationalGreen Party members, including Zack Polanski, debated a motion criticizing the Israeli government during internal party discussions.Moves Shane Jones
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cabinet TransactionalCabinet staff signed an audit contract with KPMG, with the Australian National Audit Office managing the audit functions for the Commonwealth.Moves Shane Jones
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government StructuralGovernment plans for growth and infrastructure in Canberra.Moves Shane Jones
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Christopher Luxon OperationalChristopher Luxon studies Singapore's economic growth model and previously ran Air New Zealand.Moves Shane Jones
Connections
The 37 strongest of 51, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
government Structural
Shane Jones serves as a ministerial spokesperson and policy implementer for the government.
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Winston Peters Structural
Winston Peters serves as the leader and primary source of instruction for Shane Jones.
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Waitangi Tribunal Operational
Shane Jones actively critiques and challenges the Waitangi Tribunal's scope, while the Tribunal's findings inform the legislative policy review process.
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Peters Operational
Jones is politically loyal to Peters and his leadership.
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Ministry for Primary Industries Structural
Shane Jones holds the appointed office of Fisheries Minister within the structure of the Ministry for Primary Industries.
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Matakana Island Operational
Shane Jones actively provides funding and policy support for the infrastructure and economy of Matakana Island.
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Christopher Luxon Operational
The relationship involves active political partnership, policy opposition regarding trade pacts, and mutual influence on coalition government stability.
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parliament Operational
Shane Jones actively participates in legislative processes, influencing Parliament's policy and composition.
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Green Party Operational
Jones operates as Fisheries Minister, whose policy decisions are required to address concerns raised by the Green Party.
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Kaikōura Structural
Minister Shane Jones mandated the closure of resources in Kaikōura for sustainability and resource health.
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Zespri Transactional
Shane Jones accused Zespri of medieval slave practices.
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SunField Structural
Shane Jones, acting as a Minister, formally approved a development project by SunField.
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Nicola Willis Operational
The ministers actively coordinate policy announcements and engage in public criticism of each other's political actions.
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cabinet Transactional
The Cabinet approved Shane Jones' travel budget.
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Pacific Islands Shared context
Shane Jones's policy actions, such as funding boosts, operate within the context of supporting the fisheries and economic interests of the Pacific Islands region.
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Chris Hipkins Operational
The relationship is characterized by political competition, with their viability being discussed in relation to the other.
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Department of Conservation Operational
The relationship is characterized by a shared operational goal to promote economic development within conservation land management.
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Steven Spielberg Operational
Spielberg's financial support actively works against Shane Jones's mine promotion venture.
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Rotorua Museum Transactional
A Minister announced a grant for the Rotorua Museum's fit-out.
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Christine Rose Operational
Christine Rose criticized Shane Jones over dolphin mortality rates.
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Cameron Luxton Operational
Cameron Luxton questioned Shane Jones regarding fishing sector engagement.
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Parliament House Shared context
Shane Jones utilized the lobby of the NZ Parliament House.
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Wellington Shared context
Shane Jones operates and hosts ministerial committees and meetings within the city of Wellington.
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Chris Bishop Transactional
The relationship is characterized by joint public announcements and planned discussions regarding infrastructure plans.
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Peters Structural
The company Peters is financially responsible for the travel expenses of an individual who serves as its deputy.
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Christine Rose Operational
Christine Rose, through her advocacy, questions and challenges Shane Jones regarding ministerial claims about dolphin deaths.
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Otago Shared context
Shane Jones focuses on infrastructure issues relevant to the economy and development of the Otago region.
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New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals Shared context
Both entities operate within the shared professional context of advocating for resource development and data transparency in New Zealand.
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Auckland Shared context
Shane Jones discussed infrastructure needs relevant to the Auckland region.
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hydrogen Mentioned together
Shane Jones advocates for and supports the growth and development of the hydrogen sector.
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Cromwell Shared context
Shane Jones represents regional development interests within the Cromwell area.
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David Seymour Operational
Shane Jones actively criticizes David Seymour's government stance.
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Rex Williams Transactional
Shane Jones sought comment from Rex Williams.
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RMA Operational
Shane Jones questions RMA regarding compliance with ongoing RMA reform.
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Helen Houghton Mentioned together
No direct relationship between Shane Jones and Helen Houghton was observed in the provided evidence.
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Fisheries New Zealand Mentioned together
The relationship is based on a single snapshot describing A's policy announcement, but no direct coupling or interaction with B is evidenced.
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Lower Hutt Mentioned together
The provided evidence does not contain information linking Shane Jones to Lower Hutt.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
2 eventsSeptember 2026
8 events- Government funding targets regional infrastructure needs.
- Winston Peters hosted a meeting on Matakana Island with Shane Jones and Mark Patterson to discuss infrastructure investment and regional economic needs.
- SLB was contracted for a mapping project, and Shane Jones was noted as a politician in New Zealand.
- Fisheries New Zealand announced policy regarding commercial catch limits and managed the national fisheries and sustainability review.
- Government announces energy security initiatives involving Shane Jones and Chris Bishop.
- Chris Bishop and Shane Jones are involved in Cromwell, representing transport and regional development respectively.
- Conservationists report on MPI actions regarding fisheries violations off the South Island, involving official Shane Jones.
- Shane Jones is identified as a New Zealand politician.
August 2026
8 events- Carwyn Jones worked at the Waitangi Tribunal, and Shane Jones is the deputy leader of New Zealand First.
- The Kiwifruit industry is accused of exploitative labor practices, while primary industries are noted as major export earners.
- Amid US scrutiny of New Zealand trade, Todd McClay rejected the US justification for new tariffs, while Shane Jones accused Zespri of practices akin to medieval slavery.
- Shane Jones is questioning plan compliance with RMA reform, while Rex Williams was asked for comment. Jones also plans to discuss the matter with Chris Bishop.
- NZ Minister Shane Jones supports the growth of the hydrogen sector to enhance national energy security.
- The NZF leader is commenting on the political viability of the current government and the leadership issues within the National coalition.
- Shane Jones made predictions regarding infrastructure needs during a debate held while discussing Auckland.
- Shane Jones accuses the Waitangi Tribunal of scaremongering as its findings inform the coalition's legislative review process.
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July 2026
8 events- Shane Jones defended the government's economic agenda while operating within NZ's highly regulated fisheries system.
- A former minister and a party leader are noted in relation to the future of New Zealand.
- Shane Jones advocates for increased economic returns from ocean resources benefiting Pacific Island nations.
- The government reversed the offshore exploration ban and issued an inaugural petroleum permit to EnZed Energy.
- Peters' leadership is applying political pressure on Stuart Nash, while Shane Jones demonstrates loyalty to Peters.
- Crown is proposed to co-invest in property while Shane Jones discusses housing anxieties in New Zealand.
- Government refuses mill rescue package, leading to criticism from Shane Jones.
- New Zealand government directs regional funding for infrastructure projects, including aquaculture and energy.
June 2026
16 events- Shane Jones is leading the government responsible for fisheries policy.
- Tarakihi fisheries stocks are declining due to environmental factors, prompting a review of commercial fishing sustainability measures.
- Shane Jones hosted a ministerial committee in Wellington starting on January 1, 2026.
- Shane Jones championed the Fisheries Amendment Bill in NZ, which is currently being debated in the Select Committee.
- Advocacy challenges ministerial claims on dolphin deaths, leading the ministerial office to refer the claims to the Ministry for Primary Industries.
- The NZ government, through Resources Minister Shane Jones, is supporting the growth of the mining industry.
- A government spokesperson announces funding for a major freight hub project, utilizing the expertise of KiwiRail.
- Government mandates closure in Kaikōura to ensure resource health.
- Chlöe Swarbrick is a member of the government body, and Shane Jones serves as the Fisheries Minister.
- A bill requiring more panel beating is facing procedural delays in Parliament, with leader Peters giving instructions to Jones.
- Peters defends his deputy's travel expenses after Cabinet approved Jones' budget for a conference in Canada, leading to criticism from Nicola Willis.
- Shane Jones, who authored controversial fisheries legislation, is facing scrutiny from Cameron Luxton regarding sector engagement.
- The Green Party opposes the government's plans to privatize the fisheries sector.
- The government backed away from the controversial Fisheries Amendment Bill.
- A Minister appeared before the Primary Production Select Committee in Parliament.
- Shane Jones discusses how Australian mining failures are informing New Zealand's resource extraction policy and questioning its economic model.