By: Madeleine Chapman
newsletter The IPCA's latest report raises questions about police dealing with family harm, writes Madeleine Chapman in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
Madeleine Chapman is the editor of The Spinoff. With a diverse range of interests, she covers topics including government and politics, education, crime and justice, and climate change, often exploring their intersections with cultural movements and internet culture. Madeleine's work has been featured in Stuff, New Zealand Herald, The Spinoff, and StopPress.
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Madeleine Chapman's coverage spans politics, culture, society, and entertainment in New Zealand with a focus on Auckland. She may be more responsive to pitches related to local New Zealand politics and cultural issues. Pitches could include stories about unique aspects of Auckland's culture or societal changes within the city.
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