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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It's the hubris, stupid.
Billionaires have long meddled in politics. But never like this.
An interview with Murad Awawdeh, president and CEO of New York Immigration Coalition,
Tom Viola (Photo courtesy BC/EFA and Michael Kushner) The executive director of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS says farewell
There is more to this beloved HIV doctor than an abortion ruling.
PrEP advocates say that the threat of funding cuts and policy changes by the incoming power players could jeopardise PrEP access and the push toward ending the HIV epidemic.
A historian of the United States' empire discusses nuclear Greenland, selling Puerto Rico, and the renaissance of William McKinley.
The VIPs behind the president were worth more than $1.3 trillion. The message they sent couldn't have been clearer.
By: Tim Murphy
A judge grants Māori applicants customary title to stretches of the Wairarapa coast, despite a stalled Government law change to make that harder
If you could talk economic growth into existence, Christopher Luxon's NZ would top the OECD. Tim Murphy reports on the State of the Nation speech
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