Sam Sachdeva is the National Affairs Editor at Newsroom, where he covers foreign affairs and trade, housing, and other issues of national significance. His reporting spans general assignment news, government and politics, as well as topics related to the economy and legal affairs. Sam's work has been featured in MSN and Newsroom NZ.
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Sam Sachdeva's articles focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and a mix of domestic and international political themes with a specific focus on New Zealand. His coverage includes topics such as EU trade deals, US-China relations, and the actions of specific politicians like Chris Hipkins.
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By: Sam Sachdeva
With the Foreign Minister and Finance Minister firmly at odds on a key budget area, how would a second term in office play out?
Housing Minister outlines plans for multi-year reforms, saying the social housing system must be fairer to tackle growing need
The Government’s pre-election Budget is a gamble that long-term gain will trump immediate pain when voters have their say on November 7, Sam Sachdeva writes
‘When you hear of people suffering because someone won't let fuel into their island state, you sort of think, this is pretty nasty,' Gerry Brownlee says of US policy
By: Sam Sachdeva
One high-profile police figure vaults up Labour's ranks as another is unceremoniously ushered into retirement, in an election list light on real surprises
