Ex-All Black Michael Jones eyes political career
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All Black rugby great Michael Jones is having another think about whether to enter politics as he prepares to become a father again.
Jones, who is seen as a possible National Party list candidate, and wife Maliena are due to have their third child in June,
That was causing the 44-year-old former flanker to consider his future again and he expected to have a clear idea in the next six months about whether to stand for Parliament.
"Obviously there's been an invitation to consider politics," he told The New Zealand Herald.
"Whilst there is a part of me that says I don't know if it's naturally where I'd gravitate to, I'd do it if I felt it was where I would make the most contribution."
Friend and fellow ex-All Black teammate Va'aiga Tuigamala is expected to make his decision this month about whether to pursue a parliamentary career.
- NZPA
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