Tim Murphy is a national correspondent at Mother Jones. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and advancements in AI and healthcare technology. Tim's work has been featured in notable publications such as Entrepreneur, Forbes, and The Globe and Mail.
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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
Carmarion D. Anderson and Lauren Banks are advocating for the most vulnerable.
Learn how deepfake attacks are changing biometric authentication, exposing new risks and pushing enterprises toward layered identity security.
The main opposition party rolls out its first major election policy since late 2025 – cheaper weekly bus and train fares focusing on the main cities
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The party’s first big policy of election year sparks intense blowback over its cost, partly because its potential upside wasn’t spelled out. Tim Murphy investigates.
By: Tim Murphy
Rob Coles retired to this senior gay haven planning to chill. He ended up buying the run-down leather joint...and seeing lots of cautionary tales about older gay guys with money making bad choices.
By: Tim Murphy
Media Minister Paul Goldsmith ran into political flak over a call from the TVNZ chair in which an editorial matter over political coverage was raised
>Have someone to talk to. If you’re living with HIV in a smalltown setting where everyone knows everyone’s business, it’s understandable you might hide your HIV status. But everyone needs someone—besides their healthcare provider—to talk to. If you don’t have a supportive family member or friend you can trust, consider checking out online communities including POZ Forums
AIDS Alabama, Five Horizons and Acadiana Cares are bridging the gaps.
Advocates are addressing a shortage of health sites and skilled providers, transportation challenges and stigma.
