Dale Husband is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand, focusing on local news and stories. He writes for Waatea NEWS and his work has also appeared in E-Tangata. Dale's articles often highlight the achievements, perspectives, and experiences of individuals within the Māori community, covering a range of topics including cultural advocacy, community leaders, and indigenous business partnerships.
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Dale's coverage primarily focuses on Māori culture, New Zealand, Māori leaders, politics, and advocacy. His articles often include government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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