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Hon Phil Heatley

Phil Heatley

Electorate MP
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Minister of Energy and Resources
Minister of Housing

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Phil Heatley was born and raised in Whangarei and has been the elected National Party MP for the city since 1999. His immediate and extended family all live in the area.

Phil attended Kamo High School and went on to Massey University where he completed a Master's degree with Honours in Horticultural Engineering in 1990. His first job was as a teacher in Whangarei. In 1993 Phil and his wife Jenny, a registered nurse, worked and studied as volunteers with an international relief agency on a hospital ship. While on port visits the crew undertook medical, agricultural and construction work in developing countries.

After returning to New Zealand in 1995, Phil was employed as an agricultural engineer for a New Zealand Dairy Board subsidiary. At national level he worked on behalf of the dairy industry on improving the environmental performance of dairy farmers and meeting Resource Management Act (1991) requirements.

As an Opposition MP 1999-2008 Phil was National Party spokesman on energy, fishing, forestry and housing, and served on the Primary Production Select Committee. He was appointed Minister of Housing and Minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture in the National-led Government 2008-2011 and is Minister of Energy and Resources, and Minister of Housing in the present Government.

Phil and Jenny have three children. Outside family, his interests include carpentry, tennis, boating and fishing.

Contact Details:

Email: phil.heatley@national.org.nz
Website: www.heatley.co.nz
Phone: (04) 817 6816 (Parliament)
Phone: (09) 438 9992 (Electorate)

 

   Latest video from Phil Heatley  

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01 November. From the forecourt of Parliament, Phil says the campaign sees him getting back to the electorate a lot more frequently and goes on to talk about some of what he's been doing since his last video update in Whangarei. He talks about how important the newly opened Kamo Bypass is to the region and notes that it would not have happened under another Government.
     

   News and Speeches from Hon Phil Heatley  
     

   Blogs and Vlogs from Hon Phil Heatley  
Hon Phil Heatley MP for Whangarei - Video Update 01-11-2011
Hon Phil Heatley | 01 November 2011

01 November. From the forecourt of Parliament, Phil says the campaign sees him getting back to the electorate a lot more frequently and goes on to talk about some of what he's been doing since his last video update in Whangarei. He talks about how important the newly opened Kamo Bypass is to the region and notes that it would not have happened under another Government.
Hon Phil Heatley MP for Whangarei - Video Update 01-11-2011 01 November 2011

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01 November. From the forecourt of Parliament, Phil says the campaign sees him getting back to the electorate a lot more frequently and goes on to talk about some of what he's been doing since his last video update in Whangarei. He talks about how important the newly opened Kamo Bypass is to the region and notes that it would not have happened under another Government.
Hon Phil Heatley MP for Whangarei - Video Update 08-09-2011
Hon Phil Heatley | 08 September 2011

Phil talks about Minister of Conservation Kate Wilkinson's visit to the electorate and announcements they made during that visit - and the opening of stage two of the Kamo bypass.
Hon Phil Heatley MP for Whangarei - Video Update 08-09-2011 08 September 2011

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Phil talks about Minister of Conservation Kate Wilkinson's visit to the electorate and announcements they made during that visit - and the opening of stage two of the Kamo bypass.
Hon Phil Heatley MP for Whangarei - Video Update 03-08-2011
Hon Phil Heatley | 03 August 2011

Minister Heatley talks about some of the work he's involved in as Minister of Housing, particularly around applying the Government's insulation programme to state houses in Northland. In his Fisheries portfolio, he's been working on marine farming issues that stand to have a big impact on Northland.
Hon Phil Heatley MP for Whangarei - Video Update 03-08-2011 03 August 2011

Minister Heatley talks about some of the work he's involved in as Minister of Housing, particularly around applying the Government's insulation programme to state houses in Northland. In his Fisheries portfolio, he's been working on marine farming issues that stand to have a big impact on Northland.
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   Local News and Newsletters from Hon Phil Heatley  
Northland District Health Board - Report Article 08-04-2011
Hon Phil Heatley | 08 April 2011

The world economic crisis has meant most countries have frozen or reduced their total spending on Health.
Press Release: New Teen Parent unit win, win, for Whangarei 06-04-2011
Hon Phil Heatley | 06 April 2011

Whangarei MP Phil Heatley is applauding the decision to appoint local companies to deliver the new building for Whangarei’s Teen Parent School.
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