New Zealand Broadcasters: Michael Laws, List of Media Personalities in New Zealand, Paul Henry, Iain Stables, Tau Henare, Bill Ralston

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 35. Chapters: Michael Laws, List of media personalities in New Zealand, Paul Henry, Iain Stables, Tau Henare, Bill Ralston, Paul Holmes, Lana Coc-Kroft, Pam Corkery, Jason Reeves, Brian Edwards, Jeremy Wells, Mikey Havoc, Haydn Sherley, Clarke Gayford, Brian Perkins, Shaun Brown, Aaron Slight, Geoff Bryan, Tamati Coffey, John Campbell, Kate Hawkesby, Richard Long, Judy Bailey, Susan Wood, Neil Waka, Peter Montgomery, Pippa Wetzell, Kim Hill, Simon Barnett, Alison Mau, List of New Zealand broadcasters, Alison Holst, Brooke Howard-Smith, Paul Martin, Gary McCormick, Joan Faulkner-Blake, Willie Jackson, Colin Scrimgeour, John Hawkesby, Phil Gifford, Pauline Gillespie, Clint Brown, Lindsay Perigo, Keith Quinn, Peter Sinclair, Mario Gaoa, Wendy Petrie, Grant Kereama, Mary Dreaver, Ian Fraser, Ramon Te Wake, Bernadine Oliver-Kerby, Brendan Horan, Andrea McVeigh, Derek Fox, Simon Dallow, Suzy Clarkson, Leighton Smith, Lindsay Yeo, Aunt Daisy, Jim Hopkins, Jim Mora, Mike Hosking, Pat Brittenden, Andrew Saville, Alma Evans-Freake, Bryan Waddle, Tim Dower, John Hudson. Excerpt: Michael Laws (born 1957) is a New Zealand politician, broadcaster and writer/columnist. He served two terms as a Member of the New Zealand Parliament, representing the National Party (1990-96) and New Zealand First (1996). He was elected as Mayor of Wanganui in 2004, was re-elected in 2007 but announced his retirement from the mayoralty for the October 2010 elections. He is currently an elected district councillor and district health board member. He is a Radio Live morning talkback host and a longstanding Sunday Star-Times columnist. Born in Wairoa, Laws moved with his parents to Wanganui where he received his pre-tertiary education at Tawhero Primary School, Wanganui Intermediate School and Wanganui Boys' College. (His father, Keith Laws, a schoolteacher, became R...