# Jan Tinetti
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Janette Rose Tinetti (born 1968) is a New Zealand politician and a Member of Parliament in the House of Representatives for the Labour Party.
== Personal life ==
Tinetti was born in Hokitika on the West Coast and grew up in Christchurch. She received her secondary school education at Villa Maria College.
4 - Pay Equity & Justice with Jan Tinetti
In this episode of Shakti Voices, we feature a keynote from Hon. Jan Tinetti at Shakti's 2025 AGM. Speaking virtually from Kirikiriroa, Hamilton, Jan addresses the urgent need for pay equity, especially for Māori wāhine and migrant women of colour. She shares personal stories and highlights the imp…
Kerre Woodham: How can anyone not be critical of Labour?
I get texts on the daily from people saying “you're so negative about Labour”. “You never have anything good to say about the last government. You're so critical of Labour.” And I say to them, how can anyone with a brain not be critical of Labour?! The gut feeling I had at the time that the previo…
Kerre Woodham: How can teachers justify the continued disruption?
The secondary teachers are out again.
They're appalled and insulted by the Government's latest pay offer. For the record, the Governments offered a 1% pay rise every year for three years in collective agreement negotiations. PPTA President Chris Abercrombie says the offer is the lowest increase …
Kerre Woodham: Our kids are back on track
I love the fact that New Zealand Education Minister Erica Stanford and the Prime Minister presented improved reading stats to the nation yesterday. Erica Stanford was very quick to praise teachers for the much-improved results in phonics reading. She said this is an incredible improvement in readin…
Kerre Woodham: MPs' expense claims are legally right, but are they morally right?
Quite frankly, it's all getting a bit much. We're all tightening our belts, we're making decisions about where we're spending our money, what we're spending it on. The rates keep rising, insurance levies keep going up, the cost of everything is through the roof. And for many, many people, there's n…
Mike's Minute: It hasn't been a good week for Labour
Is this the week the tide turned for the Labour Party and their chances of Government slipped away?
It's indisputably true to say it hasn’t been their week, or even a good week.
Some of the stuff that’s been bubbling for a while came to a, sort-of, head.
The lack of policy, the waiting for th…
John MacDonald: Why not big fines and sentences for H&S failures?
Labour has come up with a policy that I think is actually meaningful and would hold employers more accountable for workplace deaths.
Labour has announced that, if elected, it will introduce a corporate homicide charge. Which would mean, if a worker died on the job, their employer could be charged …
Care, Education, and Equity: Jan Tinetti’s Vision for Working Families
Despite progress in workplace policy, modern mothers still face a pervasive culture that minimises their professional capabilities, limits career progression, and leaves them carrying the default parenting load.
The systemic barriers facing working parents aren't just financial, they're deeply emb…
Political Roundtable - Education (Early Childhood sector) 2026
This roundtable discussion, organised by AEC and NZEI Te Riu Roa, brings together early childhood education spokespeople to examine the critical issues facing Early Childhood Education (ECE). Facilitated by Sarah Te One from the Child Rights Alliance and OMEP, the session focused on high stakes in …
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