Marc Daalder is a Senior Political Reporter at RNZ. He focuses on critical themes such as climate change and the environment, as well as topics related to energy, mining, and social issues. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including Newsroom NZ, Environmental Post Ledger, 95bFM Campus Radio, and INDIAN NEWSLINK LIMITED.
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Marc Daalder's work focuses predominantly on local government and politics, with a particular emphasis on climate change and energy-related topics. He often covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these issues.
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Nicola Willis says the changed forecasts are a result of unwinding ‘overly optimistic assumptions', not Government policies or decisions
Christopher Luxon was absent for the first reading of the Treaty Principles Bill and has now decided not to attend Waitangi, too
The Te Pāti Māori co-leader calls for ‘everyone to have a Tiriti submission Christmas' in an interview with Newsroom
Few iwi leaders turned up to a hui in Hawkes Bay to discuss a new deliberative body for Māori which would resist Government policies
A year in Opposition with no leaks has left Chris Hipkins feeling optimistic about caucus unity and his changes in the next election
In February alone, New Zealand will set a new Paris emissions target and repeal a ban on offshore oil and gas exploration
After a miserable year for clean car sales prompted by recession and Government policy decisions, the industry isn't counting on a vast improvement in 2025
Notwithstanding the Government's talk about tax cuts and falling interest rates, a majority of New Zealanders say the country is going the wrong way
Even the Government's own supporters said they were "concerned" and "disappointed" by its track record and called for more marine sanctuaries.
Environmentalists are questioning the economic basis for the Government's decision to weaken proposed marine protections in the Hauraki Gulf.
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