Giles Dexter is a political reporter for RNZ, with a focus on national politics in New Zealand. His articles cover a range of political topics, including party policies, electoral races, and government initiatives. His work has also been featured in prominent New Zealand publications such as the New Zealand Herald and Stuff.
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Giles' coverage predominantly focuses on national politics and government announcements in New Zealand. His articles mainly revolve around governmental decisions, policies, and political activities. Thus, Giles would likely be most interested in pitches related to insider insights into New Zealand's political landscape, including interviews with politicians or experts providing analysis on recent government announcements.
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"Sometimes you might fall a bit short, but along the way you probably have brought some improvement" - Jonathan Coleman
School children at Parliament to urge the government not to make any cuts or changes to the free school lunches programme. Photo: RNZ / Giles Dexter
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says the way Estonia has digitised government services is fantastic. Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver
By: Giles Dexter
The government's released the list of organisations provided with information on how to apply - just hours before public submissions on the bill close.
By: Kate Green, Giles Dexter
Ministers Chris Bishop, Simeon Brown and Shane Jones will have the final say on whether projects in line for consideration under the government's
By: Giles Dexter
Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Andrew Bayly (L) and Minister of Housing Chris Bishop (R) announced the government's plans to reform financial services in Auckland on Sunday.
Laura Newcombe says Green MP Julie Anne Genter became angry when the two were having a vigourous discussion about the cycleway outside Newcombe's shop. Photo: RNZ / Giles Dexter
The Wellington woman says she felt degraded and humiliated after being confronted by the Green MP.
Aung Myo Min of the Myanmar National Unity Government party, during his trip to Wellington in May in order to raise awareness of their cause in New Zealand. Photo: RNZ/ Giles Dexter
The Select Committee hearing submissions on the government's fast-track approvals legislation received about 27,000 written submissions. File photo. Photo: RNZ /Dom Thomas
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