Chris Bishop

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Chris Bishop: Five ideas to improve New Zealand’s vaccine rollout

As the delta variant spreads around the world, the importance of our vaccination programme becomes even more important. It needs to be better.

By Chris Bishop | 29th July, 2021

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The Fyre Festival was just like this Labour government – all smoke, no fyre

Broken promises, paying more for less... National MP Chris Bishop draws parallels between the doomed Fyre Festival and the Labour government.

By Chris Bishop | 16th February, 2019

WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND – NOVEMBER 28: Prime Minister John Key (L) and Finance Minister Bill English enjoy a laugh during a cabinet meeting at the Beehive Theatrette on November 28, 2011 in Wellington, New Zealand. John Key won a second term as Prime Minister this weekend, with his National Party securing 60 of the 121 available seats in parliament. The Labour party lost 9 seats bringing it’s total to 34, with the Green party at 13, NZ First 8, Maori Party 3 and the ACT, UnitedFuture and Mana parties all securing 1 seat. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images)

Prouder, wealthier, more confident: 10 of the National government’s big achievements

From fending off the GFC and Canterbury earthquake recovery to social investment and addressing child poverty, the last government has a lot to be proud of, writes National MP Chris Bishop.

By Chris Bishop | 8th November, 2017