Isaac Davison is an Investigative Journalist at RNZ. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, legal affairs, and regional interest stories, with a keen focus on early childhood education, parenting styles, and mental health. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewstalkZB, New Zealand Herald, The Press, and Stuff.
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Isaac Davison's primary focus is local, particularly in New Zealand and Auckland. His articles largely revolve around government and politics, healthcare, and medical research.
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By: Isaac Davison
An activist group is asking the NZ Super Fund to divest its shares in US tech giant Palantir.
By: Isaac Davison
The Government's hardline ban on gang patches hit a bump when judges began returning seized patches to gang members. Now, a court says they were wrong to do so. Isaac Davison reports
By: Isaac Davison
Richard Hayes got an unexpected call from Whakātane Hospital on Frida,y asking him to pick up his father-in-law. There was just one problem - the patient wasn't his father-in-law.
By: Isaac Davison
It was a bad headline for the Government: deep job cuts in the family and sexual violence sector. But what will the cuts actually do, and has the prevention taskforce made any difference?
By: Isaac Davison
Shane Jones’ travel blowout is the latest controversy highlighting the complex systems governing MPs’ pay, expenses and entitlements.
The Opportunity Party has risen from the doldrums to the cusp of Parliament - registering 4.6% in a poll last week.
By: Isaac Davison
A Wellington toddler with a one-of-a-kind condition is in intensive care after a rapid decline caused by severe pneumonia.
The number of New Zealanders claiming a sickness or disability benefit is climbing every single year.
By: Isaac Davison
Auckland, prepare for a plethora of disruptions on Saturday as police, spies, bomb sweepers, and rooftop snipers are deployed across the central city for the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
By: Isaac Davison
Former Prime Minister Bill English once hailed a charity as a rare success in reducing youth reoffending in South Auckland.
