Eleisha Foon is a journalist for RNZ Pacific, focusing on national news in New Zealand. Her work has also appeared in publications such as Stuff and the New Zealand Herald. Eleisha covers a range of topics, including human rights, Pacific communities, government roles, and political controversies.
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Eleisha Foon's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly in relation to Pacific Islands and New Zealand. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or key figures with insights into political developments concerning the Pacific Islands, climate change policies in the region, and issues related to Pacific leaders.
Given her attention to specific individuals' roles and resignations within the government, providing access to these figures for interviews or offering expert commentary on their decisions may be of interest. Additionally, considering her focus on events such as COP28 and announcements by governments in the region regarding climate change initiatives could provide valuable pitching opportunities.
As Eleisha has a national geographic focus (New Zealand), pitches should emphasize relevance specifically to New Zealand's interactions with Pacific Islands while keeping an eye out for broader international implications that may arise from regional developments.
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New video footage has been released of a peaceful hand-over ceremony of Kiwi pilot Phillip Mehrtens' release in West Papua
By: Eleisha Foon
Pacific defence ministers in Auckland. 3 Ocotber 2024 Photo: Facebook / Richard Marles MP
By: Eleisha Foon
Photo: Supplied The leader of the rebel group who took New Zealand pilot Philip Mehrtens hostage has denied a bribe was involved in his release, offering an explanation on the motive behind the kidnapping.
As the US election unfolds, American territories such as the Northern Marianas, American Samoa, and Guam, along with the broader Pacific region, will be watching the developments.
By: Eleisha Foon
Voters will also choose members of the American Samoa House of Representatives and decide on a proposed constitutional amendment. Photo: 123rf
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