Amelia Wade is a political reporter for Newshub, focusing on national politics in New Zealand. With a keen interest in political developments and policy decisions, Amelia covers a wide range of topics including government actions, legislative changes, and political controversies. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news updates to keep the public informed about the political landscape in New Zealand.
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Amelia Wade's coverage predominantly focuses on New Zealand politics and government announcements, with a notable emphasis on legal policy regulations. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or analysis related to significant government decisions, policy changes, or political developments in New Zealand. Expert commentary from individuals knowledgeable about New Zealand politics and the country's legislative landscape would likely be valuable for Amelia's articles.
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It is important to note that while Amelia might cover other themes occasionally such as transgender athletes and smoke-free laws which may require different sources of expertise; however she primarily focuses on Government & Politics relating specifically to New Zealand.
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By: Amelia Wade
"I am shaken to my core."
By: Amelia Wade
Five for five people we spoke to in Onehunga on Monday are no longer keen on tax cuts. Credits: Newshub.
The disabled community has got a funding lifeline - but restrictions announced last week won't be lifted. Credits: Image - AM; Video - Newshub
By: Amelia Wade
A high-ranking public servant is in hot water with the Minister of Internal Affairs for messaging international DJ Fred Again to help him get a passport for a friend.
Legally he can't tell the museum what to do. Credits: Newshub. Arts, Culture and Heritage Minister Paul Goldsmith is in defence mode after asking Te Papa to take down a defaced Treaty of Waitangi display.
The Whaikaha boss was aware the Ministry of Disabled People was $65m over budget. Credits: Newshub
By: Amelia Wade
The latest evidence shows for underserved students there was a 1.6 percent improvement in attendance in schools with lunches. Credits: Image - Getty Images; Video - Newshub
By: Amelia Wade
Watch: A disability advocate says the Ministry for Disabled People, Whaikaha, needs to be referred to the Auditor-General for a forensic examination of its spending. Credits: Newshub
By: Amelia Wade
Healthcare unions say the restrictions are tantamount to a hiring freeze and are already impacting frontline health services.
By: Amelia Wade
The Government took the Waitangi Tribunal to court on Monday over its move to subpoena the Children's Minister. Credits: Image - Getty Images; Video - Newshub
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