Phil Pennington is a Senior Producer based in Wellington, New Zealand. He writes for RNZ and the New Zealand Herald, and his work has also been featured in Stuff and NewstalkZB. Phil covers a range of topics, including military affairs, law enforcement, transportation, healthcare, and government projects.
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The culled IT projects include upgrades in gynaecology and radiology technology. File photo. Photo: Gorodenkoff Productions OU / 123RF
Frontline workers say some family and sexual violence policies have reduced or removed services and funding. File photo. Photo: 123rf
Health NZ has embarked on a series of job cuts. Photo: RNZ Hundreds more jobs are poised to go at Health New Zealand under proposals to be laid out to staff on Friday.
By: Rnz Samuel Rillstone, Phil Pennington
Hundreds more jobs are poised to go at Health New Zealand under proposals to be laid out to staff on Friday.
Nicola Willis. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone The government says it is well ahead of its target to cut contractor and consultant spending.
A rally in support of the new Dunedin hospital project. Photo: RNZ / Tess Brunton
Analysis - Health authorities sat on information about the new Dunedin hospital for months as the project spiralled out of control, emails show.
The old road spikes have injured dozens of officers.
The NZ Transport Agency is taking over responsibility for operating the Transmission Gully highway for the first time. File photo. Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver
Analysis - Operation Olympic Defender aims to protect space from the likes of exploding satellites, but NZ is keeping quiet about its involvement.
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