Jamie Ensor is a Digital Political Reporter at Newshub. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and world affairs, with a particular focus on the 2023 Elections in New Zealand and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War. Jamie's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, Newshub, RNZ, New Zealand Herald, and NewstalkZB.
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By: Jamie Ensor
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will not attend Waitangi Treaty Grounds events on Waitangi Day next year.
By: Jamie Ensor
Labour has surpassed National for the first time in nearly two years in the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll, with Christopher Luxon's party dropping into the 20s.
By: Jamie Ensor
The replacement of vehicles in the Crown car fleet used to chauffeur Ministers won't happen until sometime this year, despite it being an “immediate priority” when the Government came to office 14 months ago.
Christopher Luxon will speak about driving economic growth.
By: Jamie Ensor
The party's MPs gathered in Hamilton.
A small policy announcement is expected in the PM's State of the Nation speech.
By: Jamie Ensor
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has taken aim at a “culture of saying no” in his State of the Nation address, arguing it is holding back New Zealand's economic growth.
By: Jamie Ensor
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has taken aim at a “culture of saying no” in his State of the Nation address, arguing it is holding back New Zealand's economic growth.
By: Jamie Ensor
The Act leader will speak in Auckland on Friday.
By: Jamie Ensor
Act leader David Seymour says New Zealand is at a “tipping point” between “two invisible tribes” within society - “change-makers” and the “majority for mediocrity”.
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