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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The Government has confirmed plans to overhaul lending laws, laying out plans to effectively undo three-year-old rules that aimed to safeguard against unscrupulous loan sharks.
The Government has confirmed its intention to overhaul lending laws, laying out plans to effectively undo three-year-old rules that aimed to safeguard against unscrupulous loan sharks.
Glenn McConnell The police and Government have declared a stalemate, after more than a year of pay negotiations . Glenn McConnell explains what that means.
By: Glenn McConnell
Glenn McConnell The Waitangi Tribunal is attempting to use “extraordinary”, “coercive” and “unprecedented” powers to demand answers from
By: Glenn McConnell
The unusual case, which has embroiled some of the the capital's most powerful figures and caused infighting amongst the coalition Government , boils down to a fairly simple question.
By: Glenn McConnell
Glenn McConnell A diverse range of people turned up to lambaste the Government's plan to ban gang patches and gatherings, sharing their concerns over six hours at select committee.
The High Court has overturned the Waitangi Tribunal's subpoena to Children's Minister Karen Chhour, over her plan to remove Treaty obligations for the Oranga Tamariki Act.
The High Court has overturned the Waitangi Tribunal's subpoena to Children's Minister Karen Chhour, over her plan to remove Treaty obligations for the Oranga Tamariki Act.
By: Glenn McConnell
But axing two ministers will not put an end to Luxon's challenges with political management, as Labour raises questions over double standards in Cabinet.
By: Glenn McConnell
Glenn McConnell High profile Treaty lawyer Annette Sykes has confirmed the legal fight to summons the children's minister will continue.
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