Anna Whyte is a senior political reporter based in New Zealand. With a focus on local politics, Anna covers a wide range of topics including government policies, elections, and parliamentary affairs. Her work has been featured in prominent New Zealand publications such as The Press, The Post, Waikato Times, and Stuff.
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Anna Whyte Speaker Gerry Brownlee has moved to eject former Green MP Darleen Tana from Parliament, issuing a notice her seat is now vacant.
By: Anna Whyte
Anna Whyte Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick says her party is glad to finally “be in a position where we can finally draw a line under
Public Service Minister Nicola Willis has gone to the Public Service Commission over “whether there's any further action that we should take”, after
Darleen Tana's Parliamentary pay will stop immediately after the Speaker signed off on her exit on Tuesday, while the MP allowances for travel, Wellington accommodation and communications services will continue for another month.
By: Anna Whyte
The Ministry of Education (MoE) withheld reports relating to complaints of sexual harassment it had investigated on the basis “the information requested does not exist” - but it did.
By: Anna Whyte
Performance pay for public service bosses will be in place by the next financial year, says Public Service Minister Nicola Willis.
The Government is looking to overhaul the way it contracts social services, to replace “the current set of criss-crossing and overlapping outputs-focused contracts”, Social Investment Minister Nicla Willis said on Thursday.
By: Anna Whyte
Anna Whyte Public Service Minister Nicola Willis has set down her expectation for the public service to improve its handling of sexual harassment cases, following an investigation by The Post.
The Prime Minister is speaking from Auckland, following a visit to an electrical company.
By: Anna Whyte, Harriette Boucher
Welcome to ‘Inside the cuts' a new series by The Post . It documents various aspects of what it was like inside the public service when job cuts began occurring.
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