Jenna Lynch is a Political Editor at Newshub. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, energy and mining, and personal finance, with a focus on elections, public policy, and security policy. Jenna's work has been featured in MSN, Newshub, Stuff, RNZ, and The Post.
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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
Analysis: There really was no money down the back of the Beehive couch.
Cray-cray moment Shane Jones brought a live crustacean into Parliament VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
The Government is removing voting rights for non-elected representatives on councils following questions raised over iwi representatives on the Far North district council.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has instructed his officials in Beijing to seek an explanation after four MPs were banned from visiting China in response to a visit to Taiwan last month.
By: Jenna Lynch
Cow shed to Parliament: Mark Cameron on why he's quitting Mark Cameron was feeling good going into Christmas last year.
By: Jenna Lynch
PM Luxon makes post-Budget announcement with Health Minister VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has expressed disappointment that one of his top cops didn't tell him he was going to stand for Labour and says its “untenable” for him to continue in his current role.
The Government has backed down on a levy to pay for its liquefied natural gas import terminal, but has not confirmed exactly how it will be paid for.
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has initiated a review into whether Labour's top cop candidate passed on any sensitive information he may have been privy to while considering a political run.
ANALYSIS: The sirens sounding from Police National Headquarters this week may have had you believing another major police conduct scandal was afoot.
