Jenna Lynch is a Political Editor at Newshub. She specializes in government and politics, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and public policy, while also covering cultural and societal themes. Jenna's work has been featured in MSN, Newshub, Stuff, RNZ, The Post, and RealClearEnergy.
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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: Emma Ricketts, Glenn McConnell, Jenna Lynch
The prime minister has spent more than $11,000 using Defence Force planes to get to the Beehive for work.
By: Emma Ricketts, Jenna Lynch, Glenn McConnell
Wording of Treaty Principles Bill is agreed, but there's a warning VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Jenna Lynch
“I think the Prime Minister should sack him as Minister of Foreign Affairs,” Don Brash told Stuff.
By: Jenna Lynch
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has expressed confidence in Winston Peters as his foreign minister, saying he won't sack him and isn't worried about “spats” with China's ambassador.
By: Jenna Lynch
ANALYSIS: On the face of it Winston Peters pledge to give parents $45k to raise their children in a cost of living crisis is a much needed leg up
By: Jenna Lynch
PM's comments 'didn't land that well', business leader says The president of the Rotorua Business Chamber has said the prime minister's directive to businesses to ‘be adult' did not land well with the audience.
By: Jenna Lynch
The president of the Rotorua Business Chamber told Stuff Christopher Luxon’s comments were misjudged as businesses didn’t need a “lecture”.
By: Jenna Lynch
Winston Peters told a Stuff journalist to “piss off” after they asked questions in his office on Monday.
By: Jenna Lynch
Luxon questioned over Peters remaining as Foreign Minister VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Jenna Lynch, Glenn McConnell, Emma Ricketts
When the prime minister was invited to an Air New Zealand-sponsored tourism conference last year, he flew in a private Air Force plane to get there.
