Dale Husband is a Rugby League Expert at E-Tangata, Newsroom NZ, and Waatea NEWS. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on climate change, government and politics, and culture and society. Dale's insights and analyses are featured in various reputable outlets, showcasing his expertise in elections, public policy, and the environment.
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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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By: Dale Husband
Housing and Conservation Minister Tama Potaka is defending the Government's approach to housing, conservation reform and Māori development as pressure grows over housing shortages, environmental protections and mining concerns. Potaka […]
By: Dale Husband
A leading international law expert is warning the Government’s proposed move to legislate against climate lawsuits already before the courts could have major implications for democracy, judicial independence and the […]
By: Dale Husband
Concerns raised over National Party proposal to remove ‘good character’ considerations for offenders An Auckland law academic is warning proposed changes to sentencing laws for sexual offenders could create unintended […]
By: Dale Husband
Union says Government workforce targets risk weakening essential services across Aotearoa The Government’s plan to shrink the public service workforce to around one percent of the population is facing growing […]
By: Dale Husband
Rotorua development aims to provide affordable homes, rangatahi support and long-term stability Ngāti Whakaue is taking a major step toward addressing housing insecurity in Rotorua, with a new iwi-led development […]
By: Dale Husband
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson is intensifying calls to protect public conservation land from mining development while also warning that proposed social housing changes could place vulnerable whānau at greater […]
By: Dale Husband
New Zealand’s new anti-stalking law has officially come into force, marking a major shift in how repeated harassment and intimidation are treated under the law. But frontline advocates say the […]
By: Dale Husband
Green Party MP for Wellington Central Tamatha Paul says tougher policing measures targeting rough sleepers risk criminalising homelessness rather than addressing the deeper social and economic causes driving people onto […]
By: Dale Husband
Record levels of rangatahi homelessness across Aotearoa are placing increasing pressure on support services, with youth advocates warning that current responses are failing some of the country’s most vulnerable young […]
By: Dale Husband
The Public Service Association has launched legal action against Kāinga Ora, accusing the state housing agency of unlawfully replacing permanent maintenance positions with fixed-term contracts. The union says the move […]
