Madeleine Chapman is the editor of The Spinoff. With a focus on food and beverages, health and wellness, and culture and society, she explores a diverse array of topics including consumer health and mental health. Madeleine's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, New Zealand Herald, 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.
Given her interest in government announcements and political topics, she may also be interested in receiving pitches that provide insights into local elections or policies impacting Auckland specifically. Additionally, given her coverage of media-related topics such as Stuff downsizing its Pou Tiaki team after apologizing to Māori, she might be open to pitches related to the evolving landscape of media within New Zealand.
When reaching out to Madeleine Chapman, consider providing angles that align with her themes covered while also focusing on the impact at a local level within Auckland or wider implications for New Zealand as a whole.
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By: Madeleine Chapman
The infamous pub and hotel will soon be intentionally silent, thanks to its musical neighbour.
newsletter It's time for a political health check-up six months out from the election, writes Madeleine Chapman in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
newsletter Labour's flagship policy never quite fulfilled its promise, writes Madeleine Chapman in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
By: Claire Mabey, Madeleine Chapman
Mad Chapman and Claire Mabey get stuck into Lena Dunham's much talked-about new memoir, Famesick.
newsletter The gloves are off between the coalition partners as election promises heat up , writes Madeleine Chapman in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
By: Madeleine Chapman
The bill would reduce health and safety requirements for small business, which critics say will increase workplace harm , writes Madeleine Chapman in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
There's one area that's raking in money in a cost-of-living crisis: council parking.
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.
newsletter The naturally occurring weather event has been officially declared. Madeleine Chapman explains what that means in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
By: Madeleine Chapman
After five years of delays and consultations, a bill to update our surrogacy laws is progressing again, Madeleine Chapman writes in today's excerpt from The Bulletin.
