Jamie Ensor is a Political Journalist at NZ Herald. With a focus on government and politics, Jamie covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and security policy, as well as broader themes in the global economy and federal legislation. Jamie's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, Newshub, RNZ, New Zealand Herald, NewstalkZB, and Mondaq.
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By: Jamie Ensor
The Labour leader denied he's scaremongering.
By: Jamie Ensor
National says Labour "on the train to the clown show".
By: Jamie Ensor
“The effects of decisions on children and their families are still not known."
By: Jamie Ensor
'I’ll own that,' the Labour leader said.
By: Jamie Ensor
Nicola Willis says Orr didn't raise his intention to resign.
By: Jamie Ensor
The Finance Minister met with or spoke with former Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr multiple times in the weeks immediately before his shock – and still unexplained – resignation.
The office wants to protect 'free and frank' opinions.
By: Jamie Ensor
Labour leader Chris Hipkins has called the Green Party's alternative budget a “huge spend-up” and “unrealistic” in his first comments criticising the plan put out last week by a potential future coalition partner.
By: Adam Pearse, Jamie Ensor, Julia Gabel
Parliament's privileges committee recommended suspending three Te Pāti Māori MPs,
By: Jamie Ensor
Providers will be able to use force against children as a last resort.
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