Amelia Wade is a Senior Reporter at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of themes including health and wellness, education, regional interest, and technology, with a particular focus on mental health, parenting styles, and consumer electronics. Amelia's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Waikato Times, Newshub, The Post, The Press, and Stuff.
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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.
Given the attention to specific legal actions and regulatory matters within New Zealand, contributions from experts who have a deep understanding of these issues are likely to resonate well with her. Additionally, perspectives from those involved in the topics covered (such as politicians or community leaders) could provide valuable context for her reporting.
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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Ngaroma Wignall had never heard of huffing before it killed her 14-year-old daughter Faith. Now she wants parents to have the conversation she never knew she needed to have. Amelia Wade reports.
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It took nearly $1 million to flatten a sprawling soil mountain in East Auckland. Now a judge has decided who will pay - and it's the company that ran the site and its director.
By: Amelia Wade
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A $42 million plan to turn SuperGold cards into official photo ID is based on rough estimates, with the Government unable to say exactly how many seniors do not have primary identification.
By: Amelia Wade
Police struggled to imagine what an “offence of being homeless” would look like while housing officials warned rough sleeping women and young people
By: Amelia Wade
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith is prepared for move-on orders to slow down the district courts, saying “some minor additional pressures” are a price the Government is willing to pay to “reclaim” streets and city centres.
By: Amelia Wade, Stewart Sowman-Lund
Stuff's political team is facing a possible suspension from Parliament over a dispute with the Speaker over a photo taken of Social Development Minister Louise Upston.
