Rayssa Almeida is a multimedia journalist based in New Zealand, focusing on national news. She writes for RNZ and her work has also been featured in the New Zealand Herald. Rayssa covers a range of topics including social issues, crime, politics, and human interest stories, with a particular interest in giving a voice to marginalized communities.
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Rayssa Almeida's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories related to government and politics in New Zealand. She also covers crime-related topics such as police activities and funding cuts.
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(File photo.) Photo: 123rf.com Health officials in Waikato say that two children who were thought to have measles are not infected.
NZ has issued travel bans to numerous members of the Myanmar junta since the 2021 coup. (File photo.) Photo: Anadolu Agency via AFP
By: Rayssa Almeida
Newton Santos and his wife, Nubia. Photo: Newton Santos A Brazilian couple living in Auckland for the last 8 years are set to leave the country after their immigration advisor missed the deadline to apply for a new visa.
A Brazilian couple living in Auckland for the last 8 years are set to leave the country after their immigration advisor missed the deadline to apply for a new visa.
Inside Paremoremo's new prison wing Photo: RNZ / Jessie Chiang A former prisoner has likened being denied a daily hour outside to being treated like an animal.
By: Rayssa Almeida
Nubia and Newton Santos. Photo: Supplied A Brazilian couple, whose advisor forgot to apply for their residency , has taken their case to Parliament hoping to secure the right to remain in the country.
Immigration Minister Chris Penk initially declined to review the case, but has now decided to reconsider due to "new circumstances".
By: Rayssa Almeida
The first stage of an Auckland 24-hour youth emergency centre is opening its doors to the public next week.
People seeking support from Work and Income say Ministry of Social Development staff are lacking compassion.
By: Rayssa Almeida
People seeking support from Work and Income say MSD staff are lacking compassion.
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