Chief of Defence resigns
The Chief of Defence Force, Air Marshal Tony Davies MNZM is resigning, Defence Minister Paul Goldsmith says. “Air Marshal Tony Davies has informed me that he’ll be resigning from his position as Chief
🇳🇿 New Zealand: leaders & public schedules
The 2 offices in New Zealand whose official daily schedule World Leaders Daily tracks — Christopher Luxon, Wayne Brown. 147 published source records across 42 schedule-days, compiled from official government sources and updated every day.
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Avg. transparency (72/100)
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Directory entries
Tracked schedules
Christopher Luxon
Prime Minister of New Zealand
147source records
42days
Fresh source
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Wayne Brown
Mayor of Auckland
0source records
0days
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Latest published source records
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SH76 Brougham Street upgrade moving to next stage
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RIF grants fund completion of marae projects
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Government backs oyster industry resilience
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Papakura courthouse on time, on budget, and focused on victims
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Government delivers more learning support for thousands of children
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Cabinet agrees to enable nature-based early childhood education
The Government is taking steps to formally recognise and enable nature-based early childhood education in New Zealand, Associate Education Minister David Seymour says. “I’m pleased to announce that Ca
Detected meetings with other leaders
- Aug 19, 2026 — 🇳🇿 Christopher Luxon ↔ 🇬🇧 Andy Burnham
Source-reported phone call: PM call with Prime Minister Luxon of New Zealand: 19 August 2026
Also in the directory
Offices in New Zealand we hold as reference entries — no live schedule feed, but interactions with them are still detected.
- Grant Robertson — Foreign Minister of New Zealand directory
Frequently asked questions
Which leaders in New Zealand publish a public schedule?
World Leaders Daily tracks 2 officeholders in New Zealand — Christopher Luxon (Prime Minister of New Zealand), Wayne Brown (Mayor of Auckland). Each name on this page links to that office's daily schedule, with every entry linked back to the government source it came from.
How much official diary detail does New Zealand publish?
147 source records across 42 schedule-days are on record for these 2 offices, the most recent dated Oct 23, 2026. The transparency scorecard grades every tracked office on how much detail its government publishes and how promptly.
Which countries do leaders in New Zealand meet most?
Of the 1 confirmed meeting/call case involving these offices, the most frequent counterparts are United Kingdom (1). Interactions are detected by requiring explicit meeting or call evidence in linked readouts; corroboration is stated separately. A meeting absent from all configured sources will not appear.
Where does the schedule data for New Zealand come from?
Configured public office websites, press offices, diaries and labelled secondary aggregators — the source for each office is named on its page and every entry links back to it. Publication records, planned appearances and confirmed occurrences are distinguished, with evidence and collection health. A further 1 office in New Zealand is listed for reference without a live feed.
Content updated · sources and retrieval health are documented on the coverage dashboard.