Alice Neville is a food editor and co-deputy editor for The Spinoff, a New Zealand-based news and entertainment website. With a focus on local news, Alice covers a range of topics including politics, elections, culture, and food. Her articles provide insightful analysis and engaging storytelling to keep readers informed and entertained.
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Alice Neville's focus is primarily on local New Zealand politics, election results, and campaign events. She also covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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Finally, we have a new government. Here are the key details from the coalition agreement between National, Act and NZ First.
For our new deputy leader, the name Waka Kotahi is the ultimate example of the woke silliness he's rallying against.
By: Alice Neville
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Flabby malt character, dad lagers and notes of wet cardboard are all in a day's work for these brew pros. Can a humble hop fan keep up?
By: Alice Neville
Double votes, missing ballot boxes, tired tech and stressed staff: how tick-tallying went astray at last year's election.
By: Alice Neville
The impact of the cost of living crisis on New Zealanders' savings has been highlighted by new research that reveals the extent to which we're living paycheck to paycheck.
By: Alice Neville
The government front-footed a concerning new crime statistic, but kept the details under wraps. The full data, released under the Official Information Act, tells a far more complex story than what was presented.
Te Whatu Ora/Health NZ has blamed a forecast $1.7bn deficit on ‘over-recruiting' of nursing staff. But the nursing union says there's still an ‘acute need' for more. What's going on?
This evening, Green Party delegates will vote on whether to get the now independent MP turfed out of parliament. Here's a quick recap of how we got here.
From today, police can enforce new gang legislation, including a ban on insignia being displayed in public. Here's what you need to know.
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