Madeleine Chapman is an editor based in Auckland, New Zealand. She has written for various publications, including The Spinoff, New Zealand Herald, and Stuff. Madeleine's articles cover a wide range of topics, from social issues and cultural events to food and entertainment.
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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
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By: Madeleine Chapman
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By: Madeleine Chapman
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By: Madeleine Chapman
Madeleine Chapman reflects on the week that was. I will preface this newsletter by acknowledging that I have been old from the day I was born.
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