Jenna Lynch is the Political Editor for Newshub, specializing in New Zealand politics. With a strong presence on social media, Jenna keeps her followers informed on the latest political developments and provides insightful analysis on key issues. Her work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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New Zealand (National)
Jenna Lynch's coverage predominantly revolves around New Zealand politics, frequently featuring government announcements and legal policy regulations. She tends to cover intense political debates, significant parliamentary events, and key political figures in the country.
To effectively reach out to Jenna Lynch, consider providing insights or analysis on current government policies, major regulatory changes or developments within New Zealand politics. Additionally, if you have expertise related to prominent political figures such as Jacinda Ardern, Christopher Luxon or Winston Peters in the context of New Zealand’s government and politics landscape, it could be particularly relevant for her coverage.
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By: Jenna Lynch
While fines are likely, he said they'll only be targeted at higher-income earners.
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0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 0% The Ministry of Health has proposed a restructure which would reduce its headcount by 134 jobs - including the director of the Suicide Prevention Office Credits: Newshub
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0 of 4 minutes, 29 seconds Volume 0% The Mental Health Minister's office declined our interview request over the proposed Suicide Prevention Office closure but Jenna Lynch tracked him down. Credits: Newshub
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"They may want to do part-time work. They may want to get work-ready," Luxon said.
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1 minute ago "If he's now saying something different, that's going to need a further conversation." Credits: Newshub.
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Newshub has learned Singapore is interested in finding clear airspace for its trials. Credits: Newshub. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has condemned Iran's strikes on Israel.
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Newshub can reveal there are seven full-time staff working on social media for National - partly paid for by the taxpayer. Credits: Image - National Party / TikTok; Video - Newshub
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 0% Watch: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is overseas using his business connections in Thailand to open doors. Credits: Newshub.
But Luxon said there has been no change in position since when Labour was in government.
Luxon also said the legal deals would allow for more humanitarian work.
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