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.
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The coalition would lose power on the numbers of the new 1News Verian Poll, and the Opportunity Party is so close to jumping the 5% hurdle into parliament.
By: Jenna Lynch
Resources Minister Shane Jones and the Government are refusing to confirm or deny whether the hotel he stayed in to attend a mining conference in
By: Jenna Lynch
ANALYSIS: It's uncomfortable for politicians when they have to explain the things we pay for them.
By: Jenna Lynch
A mother who lost her daughter to an accident with a window blind cord is grateful the government has decided to introduce regulations, and hopes it will save the lives of other children.
Explained: What's happening with the social media ban? National has briefed Labour on its proposed social media ban as it has failed to gain support from coalition partners for the policy, Stuff has learned.
ANALYSIS: Nearly a year ago, Nicola Willis stood with Christopher Luxon and told New Zealanders not to listen to the “ merchants of misery ” in opposition, and said things were going to get better soon.
The much hyped Roads of National Significance (RoNS) project has had the brakes pumped with Transport Minister Chris Bishop announcing a new “phasing” pipeline.
The battle of the Chrises is heating up with the latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll showing Chris Hipkins has just nudged ahead of Christopher Luxon in the preferred prime minister stakes.
By: Jenna Lynch
Government has announced it will engage with Australia and Fiji about joining the newly formed Ocean of Peace Alliance, a mutual defence treaty committing members to cooperate against common dangers.
