Barbara Kuriger
Beneficial interests in, and trusteeships of, trusts 3
B J Kuriger Family Trust (trustee)
L S & B J Kuriger Trusts Partnership (both above trusts are partners in this entity; trustee)
L S Kuriger Family Trust (beneficiary)
Company directorships and controlling interests 4
Kuriger Trustees Limited – trustee company
Monster Ernie Farm Management Limited – general partner for limited liability partnership; dairy farming
Shortland Farm Management Limited – general partner for limited liability partnership; dairy farming
Taranaki Growth Spurt Limited (not trading) – operated gym franchise
Debts owed by you 1
ANZ Bank – mortgage
Debts owed to you 2
L S & B J Kuriger Trusts Partnership – loan account owing via trusts partnership*
Taranaki Growth Spurt Limited – loan account*
Other companies and business entities 7
Fonterra Limited – dairy processing
Greenplan (Wild Boar) 1999 Forestry Partnership – forestry venture
Livestock Improvement Limited – bovine genetics
Oxbow Dairies Limited – dairy farm business
Ravensdown – fertiliser and animal health products
Shortland Farm Limited Partnership – dairy farm business
Shortland Farm No 2 Limited Partnership – dairy farm business
Real property 6
Apartment (owned by L S & B J Kuriger Trusts Partnership) – Wellington
Dairy farm (owned by Shortland Farm Limited Partnership) – Ōpunake
Dairy farm (owned by Shortland Farm No 2 Limited Partnership) – Ōpunake
Dairy farm grazing unit (joined leasehold interest) – Ōpunake
Family home (owned by L S & B J Kuriger Trusts Partnership) – New Plymouth
Family home (owned by L S & B J Kuriger Trusts Partnership) – Te Awamutu
Retirement schemes 1
Fisher Funds KiwiSaver Plan
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About This Data
New Zealand elected officials are legally required to declare their financial interests publicly. Councils must maintain registers of their members' pecuniary interests under the Local Government Act 2002 (introduced November 2022), while Parliament maintains annual registers for MPs. These declarations include employment, shareholdings, property interests, gifts, and potential conflicts of interest. The legal framework promotes transparency, public trust, and helps citizens identify when elected officials may have competing financial interests in public decisions.
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