Bridie Witton is a Senior Political Reporter at Stuff. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on mental health and the housing market. Bridie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RNZ, The Press, The Post, Waikato Times, and Trade Me.
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Two prime industrial investments in Auckland's tightly held Mt Wellington business precinct are generating a buzz amongst investors with the
By: Bridie Witton, Glenn McConnell
An elevated site in Hamilton's northwestern growth corridor has come to market for the first time in nearly a century, offering investors and
By: Glenn McConnell, Bridie Witton
Te Pāti Māori co-leader storms out after party 'reset' talks Te Pāti Māori members and MPs are divided as the party's leadership attempts to suspend its own MP, Mariameno Kapa-Kingi.
One of the only single-level stand-alone office buildings in Auckland CBD is being offered to the market for sale, presenting buyers with an opportunity to acquire a versatile asset with long-term development potential.
By: Bridie Witton
Chris Hipkins revives Labour's capital gains tax amid party leak drama
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has dismissed the Labour leader's comments about his tax-free capital gains as a political distraction following a “rough week” for the Opposition.
Govt won't rule out sanctions for jobseekers who won't move for work VIDEO CREDIT: THREENEWS
Govt won't rule out sanctions for jobseekers who won't move for work VIDEO CREDIT: THREENEWS
The Government is stepping up its response to mental health crises with a $61.6 million investment aimed at getting help to people faster and in more compassionate, community-based settings.
Asset sales have resurfaced as a clear point of contention within the coalition Government, as ministers debate whether selling state assets would be an admission of failure or just a pragmatic move to fund basic Crown costs.
