Nicky Wagner

Nicky Wagner
Nicky Wagner
MP
Nicky campaigning against the Electoral Finance Bill, in Christchurch, 28 November 2007.
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
for National Party List
Incumbent
Assumed office
2005
Prime Minister John Key
Personal details
Born 23 July 1953
Christchurch
Nationality New Zealand
Political party National
Spouse(s) David
Children two sons
Occupation Business
Profession Teacher
Website Nicky Wagner

Nicky Wagner (born 23 July 1953 in Christchurch) is a New Zealand politician, who holds a list seat for the New Zealand National Party in the Parliament of New Zealand.

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Early life and career

Wagner has received a teaching degree from Christchurch College of Education, a BA from Canterbury University, and an MBA from Massey University. After working for a time as a teacher, she entered the business world, and currently runs an internet marketing company that she established. She has also been involved with the New Zealand fashion industry, establishing the FashioNZ website.

Politics

Parl. Electorate List Pos. Party
48th List 28 National
49th List 43 National

In 2005, Wagner endorsed the NZ Flag.com Trusts campaign for a referendum on New Zealand's flag, stating "Our flag should celebrate our nation's identity and our special foot-print on this earth. We will always respect and cherish our links with the past that are represented in our present flag but a young country needs to create a strong vision for its future."[1]

In 2003 Wagner was elected to the Canterbury Regional Council, and was a councillor until 2007.

In the 2005 general elections, she stood as the National Party's candidate for the Christchurch Central electorate, and was 28th on National's list. This was the third highest placing for a newcomer, behind Tim Groser and Chris Finlayson.

In the 2008 general election she drastically cut Labour's majority in both the electorate and the party vote, reducing the candidate majority from 7,836 to 936. She remains in Parliament, having been re-elected to Parliament through the National Party list.

Nicky sits on the Climate Change Review Committee and has been made Deputy Chair of the Environmental Select Committee

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