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Minister for Rail

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New Zealand minister of the Crown

Minister for Rail
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Incumbent Winston Peters since 11 December 2024
KiwiRail Holdings Limited New Zealand Railways Corporation
Style	The Honourable
Member of	Cabinet of New Zealand Executive Council
Reports to	Prime Minister of New Zealand
Appointer	Governor-General of New Zealand
Term length	At His Majesty's pleasure
Formation	24 November 1895
First holder	Alfred Cadman
Salary	$313,100^[1]
Website	www.beehive.govt.nz

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TheMinister for Rail, formerly theMinister of Railways, is a minister in theNew Zealand Government. The minister is responsible forKiwiRail, the state-owned enterprise that operates the national rail network and theInterislander ferry service. The position was recreated in 2024 after a twenty-year period in abeyance.

The current Minister for Rail isWinston Peters.^[2]

History

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The position of Minister of Railways was created in 1895 to oversee theNew Zealand Railways Department fifteen years after the department was formed. The minister's purview shifted to theNew Zealand Railways Corporation in 1981 and gainedNew Zealand Rail Limited in 1990. The railway network was privatised in 1993 and the portfolio was disestablished.

The rail network came back into public ownership in 2008 (seeKiwiRail) but separate ministerial responsibility for rail was not restored until 2024. Until that time, theMinister of State Owned Enterprises andMinister of Transport were the shareholding ministers for KiwiRail.

Office-holders

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Plaque next to main entrance of Hamilton Railway Station – opened by Hon Ron Bailey, 1975

The following MPs have held the office of Minister for Rail:^[3]^[4]

Key

Liberal Reform United Labour National New Zealand First

No.		Name	Term of Office
As Minister of Railways
	1	Alfred Cadman	1 January 1895	21 December 1899	Seddon
	2	Joseph Ward	5 January 1900	6 August 1906	Seddon
	2	Joseph Ward	5 January 1900	6 August 1906	Hall-Jones
	3	William Hall-Jones	6 August 1906	30 November 1908	Ward
	4	John A. Millar	6 January 1909	28 March 1912	Ward
	5	Arthur Myers	28 March 1912	10 July 1912	Mackenzie
	6	William Herries	10 July 1912	3 September 1919	Massey
	7	William Massey	3 September 1919	16 May 1922
	8	David Guthrie	16 May 1922	6 June 1923
	9	Gordon Coates	6 June 1923	10 December 1928
					Bell
					Coates
	10	William Taverner	10 December 1928	28 May 1930	Ward
	11	Bill Veitch	28 May 1930	22 September 1931	Forbes
	12	George Forbes	22 September 1931	6 December 1935	Forbes
	13	Dan Sullivan	6 December 1935	12 December 1941	Savage
	13	Dan Sullivan	6 December 1935	12 December 1941	Fraser
	14	Bob Semple	12 December 1941	12 December 1949	Fraser
	15	Stan Goosman	13 December 1949	26 November 1954	Holland
	16	John McAlpine	26 November 1954	12 December 1957	Holland
	16	John McAlpine	26 November 1954	12 December 1957	Holyoake
	17	Mick Moohan	12 December 1957	12 December 1960	Nash
	(16)	John McAlpine	12 December 1960	12 December 1966	Holyoake
	17	Peter Gordon	12 December 1966	8 December 1972	Holyoake
	17	Peter Gordon	12 December 1966	8 December 1972	Marshall
	18	Tom McGuigan	8 December 1972	10 September 1974	Kirk
	19	Ron Bailey	10 September 1974	12 December 1975	Rowling
	20	Colin McLachlan	12 December 1975	11 December 1981	Muldoon
	21	George Gair	11 December 1981	26 July 1984	Muldoon
	22	Richard Prebble	26 July 1984	4 November 1988	Lange
	23	David Lange	4 November 1988	8 November 1988
	24	Stan Rodger	8 November 1988	9 February 1990
	24	Stan Rodger	8 November 1988	9 February 1990	Palmer
	(22)	Richard Prebble	9 February 1990	2 November 1990	Palmer
	(22)	Richard Prebble	9 February 1990	2 November 1990	Moore
	25	Doug Kidd	2 November 1990	3 October 1991	Bolger
	26	Maurice McTigue	3 October 1991	1 July 1993
	27	Wyatt Creech	1 July 1993	21 December 1993
	28	Philip Burdon	21 December 1993	16 December 1996
As Minister for Rail
	29	Winston Peters	11 December 2024	present	Luxon

References

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^"Parliamentary Salaries and Allowances Determination 2024"(PDF).New Zealand Parliament. Retrieved11 December 2024.
^"Ministerial List"(PDF).Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Retrieved11 December 2024.
^Wilson 1985, pp. 72–97.
^Leitch & Stott 1988, Appendix two – Ministers of Railways 1895–1988.

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