Tim Murphy is a national correspondent at Mother Jones. He covers a range of topics including national politics and social issues, with a keen interest in regional and world news. Tim's work has been featured in various publications such as Entrepreneur Media, The Hill, and Forbes.
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Tim Murphy's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in New Zealand. He covers a variety of topics with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. For effective outreach, consider providing insights or commentary related to the New Zealand political landscape, including government decisions, policies, and their impact.
His articles also touch upon diverse subjects such as mentorship, sales teams, music, media, document management among others; however these are less dominant compared to his focus on Government & Politics. When reaching out to Tim for potential coverage or expert opinions ensure that your pitch aligns with local political interests or legal matters within New Zealand.
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By: Tim Murphy
Politicians must decide what to do about the Serious Fraud Office, which has been found to routinely abuse its draconian powers pursuing inquiry targets
By Tim Murphy of Justice Kiri Tahana brought an SFO case to an end in the High Court in Rotorua. Photo: RNZ / Cole Eastham-Farrelly
Monica Johnson of HEROES in Louisiana and her artist friend Tamela King have produced an art-filled guide to the basics of HIV.
Many people living with HIV and their allies nationwide are deeply fearful of how a returning, more empowered Trump administration—with a Republican-led Congress and a conservative Supreme Court on its side—will tamper with and possibly eliminate programs that we all rely on to survive as well as to fight the epidemic.
Why it's unlikely the Govt will abandon its urgent law to restrict Māori coastline rights, despite the Supreme Court finding in its favour
Comment: A stinging court judgment on the unlawful behaviour of the Serious Fraud Office needs serious political attention, in the interests of justice.
NZ has shown after emergencies how it can pull together and advance transformational infrastructure projects, but the same result is possible in routine times, a leading sector expert says
Every year, the MediaRoom column nominates outstanding performances or products in NZ journalism. This year's top accolade goes to the man who knew too much.
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