Lydia Lewis is a journalist who writes for RNZ and Epigram newspaper. Her work has also been featured in Stuff and the New Zealand Herald. Lydia covers a wide range of topics, including politics, human rights, environmental issues, and cultural events in the Pacific region.
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Lydia's coverage predominantly revolves around government announcements and politics in the Pacific Islands, with a focus on issues such as children's rights, gender-based violence, indigenous language preservation, and oil and gas exploration. Her work suggests an interest in shedding light on policy decisions affecting these areas.
To effectively reach out to Lydia, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to government policies or political developments in the Pacific region. Additionally, offering perspectives on topics such as indigenous culture preservation or social issues like gender-based violence could align with her coverage interests.
Given Lydia's emphasis on the Pacific Islands' affairs, pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of the unique political landscape and challenges faced by this region.
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By: Lydia Lewis
David Lambourne, standing right, sworn in as second the Judge to the High Court - Botaki ni Kabowi I Kiribati. 15 July 2024 Photo: Facebook / New Zealand High Commission to Kiribati
Property owner and Chamarro nation chief, Tony Sablan claims his family has lost over 5000 acres of land. Photo: RNZ Pacific / Eleisha Foon
Just a few months before his death, Kiingi Tuheitia stood with indigenous Pacific leaders, explaining why He Whakaputanga Moana (the Declaration for the Ocean) is so important. Photo: RNZ
Baron Waqa speaking at the Pacific National and Regional Security Conference in Suva on Monday, 24 June. Photo: Pacific Islands Forum
James Marape on the 49th Anniversary of Papua New Guinea's Independence. Photo: Supplied/ PMO
Ocean Kava Limited managing director Bilaki Enape Waizepa said currently PNG can only send roots to Fiji, but not the finished product.
By: Lydia Lewis
One of the Australian detention centres on Nauru. Photo: Caleb Fotheringham
Lydia Lewis speaks to four musicians with special educational needs, who share their experiences of stigma, inaccessible music environments, their personal journeys of discovery, and the relationship between music and SEN.
Taiwanese fishing vessel FV Chuan I Shin ran aground on Niue's protected Beveridge Reef in 2022. Photo:
Coral Pasisi Photo: IISD The director of climate change and sustainability at the principal scientific and technical organisation in the
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