Andrew Dickens is a Special Projects Editor at NewstalkZB. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including family and relationships, parenting, and regional interest, while also delving into global issues such as climate change and sustainability. Andrew's work has been featured in prominent outlets like the New Zealand Herald, media update, and Baller Alert, Inc.
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Andrew Dickens focuses on national issues in New Zealand, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. His coverage includes opinion editorials that provide commentary and analysis of political developments.
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And I love my local rag. It’s home-delivered, 30-odd pages of local news that you don’t get anywhere else.
By: Andrew Dickens
So here we go - some policy, ladies and gentlemen. Labour’s promising cheaper public transport. They want to cap weekly fares at $20 in Auckland, Wellingto
By: Andrew Dickens
The biggest story of the week hit on Wednesday. And no, the biggest story of the week wasn’t fare caps on public transport. I mean, that was - they say - a
By: Andrew Dickens
On Saturday I went to my local rugby club’s game. North Shore versus Northcote. A game Shore comfortably won And there I met the president of the club Laur
Good Lord. Parliamentarians are actually doing something we've asked for. They've come up with an Infrastructure Plan for the next 30 years and more remark
The first Michelin rankings of New Zealand restaurants are out later this month Yesterday, Jesse Mulligan, the Herald’s restaurant reviewer, pointed out it
By: Andrew Dickens
The latest inflation figures tell a bleak story.
As if the world hasn’t already got enough to worry about what with war, and fuel crisis and inflation, there comes another concern This weekend The Indepen
So, Christopher Luxon has ruled out working with TOP. There's some speculation that the decision was made on the fly and might not have been fully th
It took a while for the Commonwealth Games to get going but yesterday they did. Lewis Clareburt took gold in the 200 metres butterfly with an insane burst
