Glenn McConnell is a political reporter based in New Zealand. He focuses on local politics and writes for publications such as Stuff, The Press, Waikato Times, and The Post. His articles cover a range of political topics, including government accountability, investigations, resignations, and public service leadership.
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Glenn focuses heavily on local politics and government affairs within New Zealand, particularly covering legal policy regulation and government announcements. He would be most responsive to pitches offering insights into ongoing legal or political developments in New Zealand, including commentary from experts with a deep understanding of the country's policies, regulations, and their impact on society.
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Long serving MPs, who have been in Parliament for decades, couldn't recall a moment like this. They called it an “unprecedented” day for the House.
A group of New Zealand MPs broke into a spirited haka in the country's parliament this week, interrupting a vote on a controversial bill in spectacular fashion.
Glenn McConnell The Health Ministry has only partially adhered to a Waitangi Tribunal order for unredacted information regarding the closure of Te Aka Whai Ora, the Māori Health Authority
After 10 days, tens of thousands of people , traversing more than 1000km, will reach Parliament in what will be one of Aotearoa's biggest protests in decades.
Glenn McConnell As the coalition Government faces the largest protest in decades, sparked by its Treaty debate, it could turn to advice from
And the hīkoi leaders, who travelled the length of the North Island to bring their message to Parliament, said this was just the start. “Let's get on this waka,” spokesperson Eru Kapa-Kingi urged the crowd.
Glenn McConnell ANALYSIS: There is no doubt that Te Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti will go down in history. But what will its legacy be?
Glenn McConnell Children's Minister Karen Chhour says one of the 10 teenagers who took part in the first military-style boot camp has allegedly re-offended, just a few weeks after leaving the facility.
Glenn McConnell The Ministry of Health is urging doctors to take a “precautionary approach” before prescribing puberty blockers, as the Government moves to limit access to the medications.
Labour Party education spokesperson Jan Tinetti has accused Erica Stanford of using derogatory language targeting female Opposition MPs.
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