Isaac Davison is an Investigative Journalist at RNZ. He focuses on critical issues such as juvenile detention, the legal rights of minors, and the complexities of the commercial real estate and housing market. Isaac's work has been featured in prominent outlets including 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
There is a significant, vocal group of scientists and clinicians who believe that social media is not safe enough for young people.
New Zealand First has selected the former mayor Vince Cocurollo as its candidate in the Whangārei seat.
There are reports of serious injuries after a two-car crash in Tekapo on Sunday afternoon. The crash took place on State Highway 8 between Tekapo and Lake Pukaki in the Mackenzie District.
The owner of the famous Green Parrot cafe in Wellington, Kosta Sakoufakis, has died.
A trust which gets nearly $6 million in Government funding has been under scrutiny over staff terminations, its dealings with Pasifika businesses and a conflict of interest accusation.
By: Isaac Davison
Budget Day in 60 seconds VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff Mothers who have just given birth will be given the option of staying in hospital or birth care facilities for up to three days.
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Four months after the fuel crisis began, New Zealand appears to have entered a “new normal”. But experts warn that harder times could still be ahead.
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
