National Minister Shane Reti Announces Retirement From Politics

Doctor Who? How Shane Reti went from National’s deputy to Ciga-reti

Analyis: Shane Reti was a rising star and familiar name during the intense Covid years, but Christopher Luxon’s coalition government seemed to have only one prescription for the former GP: swallow one dead rat and call me in the morning.  When National Party MP and science minister Dr Shane Reti entered parliament in 2014, it was in a cohort of soon-to-be political stars. Among the new Māori entrants were Marama Fox, who would become the co-lead…

National’s former deputy leader to retire from politics after 12 years

The former health minister served as deputy leader of the National Party under Judith Collins and acted as interim leader after she stood down.

Former health minister Shane Reti to retire from politics

Former National deputy leader Dr Shane Reti has announced he will retire at this year's election. The Whangārei MP has been in Parliament since...

Politics live: Shane Reti announces retirement from politics, Stanford says National had 'a bad week'

Meanwhile, Shane Reti is retiring, and Erica Stanford says last week was 'a bad week' for National.

National minister Shane Reti announces retirement from politics

National minister Dr Shane Reti has announced his retirement from politics, effective from the November 7 election. It’s the latest in a string of...

Dr Shane Reti Retiring From Politics At Election

Dr Reti paused a medical career and was elected as the first Māori MP for Whangārei in 2014 and has served 4 terms across 12 years.