Adam Gifford is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand, and writes for Waatea NEWS. With a focus on local news, Adam covers a range of topics including Māori issues, politics, and environmental concerns. His articles provide insight into the latest developments and challenges faced by the community in Auckland and throughout New Zealand.
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Adam Gifford's focus is primarily on local government and political developments in New Zealand, particularly Auckland. His coverage heavily emphasizes Māori issues, indigenous rights, environmental concerns, and political policies with a predominant theme of Government & Politics.
Considering his specific geographic focus and thematic emphasis, Adam would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or expert commentary related to local government decisions impacting Māori communities, indigenous rights advocacy efforts in the region, policy changes related to cultural preservation or environmental conservation within Auckland and broader New Zealand contexts.
Pitches should reflect an understanding of the nuanced dynamics of these topics as they relate specifically to New Zealand's local governance structure while taking into account the unique considerations surrounding Māori issues.
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There were 887,493 Māori at the 2023 Census, according to figures released today.
The chair of Te Kotahitanga o Ngā Hapū ō Ngāpuhi says yesterday's meeting with Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister Paul Goldsmith was a good start to forming the relationship needed to settle claims in the north.
An undercover sting by Vape-Free Kids has found stores around the country continuing to sell heated tobacco devices despite them being made illegal from October 1.
The Supreme Court has reinstated orders from the Māori Land Court that Tuhoe's post-settlement entity, Te Uru Taumatua Trust, must rerun the elections
The chair of the Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa says New Zealand needs to stand up for peace and justice in the Middle East.
The Māori Principals Association Te Akatea is challenging Education Minister Erica Stanford's reasons for scrapping Te Ahu o te Reo, a professional
The Māori Community Suicide Prevention Fund is calling for applications for community-driven approaches to the problem.
Former governor general Sir Jerry Mateparae has been appointed as an independent moderator, to work with the Government of Papua New Guinea and the
The chair of Te Kotahitanga o Ngāpuhi says Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Minister Paul Goldsmith needs to work with the regional collectives of hapū emerging from within the iwi.
Stick to the basics of good pedagogy and you’ll be fine, Adam Gifford writes.
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