Political Reporter / Climate Correspondent
Isobel Ewing is a Political Reporter and Climate Correspondent for Newshub, focusing on local news and environmental issues in New Zealand. With a passion for investigative journalism, Isobel covers stories related to climate change, conservation, and political developments, providing in-depth analysis and reporting to keep the public informed.
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Isobel Ewing's coverage predominantly focuses on local New Zealand issues, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to climate change, environmental conservation, wildlife, and government policy. She also covers human-interest stories with a focus on local communities.
Given her focus on New Zealand-specific topics and government-related themes, she would likely be interested in pitches from experts or organizations directly involved in environmental conservation efforts within the country. Additionally, individuals or groups advocating for specific policies related to climate change or wildlife preservation within New Zealand could potentially capture her interest.
Sources with insights into scientific research impacting these areas as well as those who can provide commentary on recent government announcements related to the environment and conservation are likely to appeal to Isobel.
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The research shows aquaculture can restore natural environments as well as boost the economy.
By: Isobel Ewing
The word science wasn't mentioned once in the Finance Minister's Budget speech.
There have been fears this year's 56th event could be smaller due to economic constrictions.
By: Karen Rutherford
Watch: The father of Baby Mustafa admits he may have been responsible for some of his son's injuries. Credits: supplied / Newshub.
By: Isobel Ewing
Isobel Ewing and her mate Georgia Merton rode their bikes through northern Pakistan for a month and made a film about it. This is (some of) their story.
By: Isobel Ewing
Baby Mustafa Ali was farewelled with a funeral service at a church in Te Kūiti on Thursday, five days after dying at his home in what police are investigating as a homicide.
By: Isobel Ewing
It's one of mountaineering's most enduring mysteries - did the two British climbers who died in 1924 beat Sir Ed to the summit?
By: Isobel Ewing
"The scale of it is so wrong, the lack of respect for nature is so wrong."
The council is urging the Government to provide millions in funding to remove the invasive seaweed.
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 0% Watch: Nylon, polyester, rayon, and other synthetic plastic fibres are being blamed on microplastics being found at every site tested at Lake Wānaka. Credits: Newshub.
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