Isaac Davison is an Investigative Journalist at RNZ. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, legal affairs, and regional interest stories, with a keen focus on early childhood education, parenting styles, and mental health. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewstalkZB, New Zealand Herald, The Press, and Stuff.
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Isaac Davison's primary focus is local, particularly in New Zealand and Auckland. His articles largely revolve around government and politics, healthcare, and medical research.
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Inside National's plan to ban teens under 16 from social media The owner of Facebook and Instagram is calling the New Zealand Government's
By: Isaac Davison
The Labour Party says it has had to drastically alter the way it is campaigning for the general election because of changes which make it harder to vote.
By: Isaac Davison
What was intended to be a bold stand against social media harm has turned into a slanging match between National and Labour over why a ban is not being introduced more urgently.
Green co-leader Chloe Swarbrick on The Opportunity Party VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Isaac Davison
A review of medical schools' affirmative action schemes has been completed. The ACT Party says it shows unjustified discrimination is taking place - but the report is nowhere to be seen.
Throughout the election campaign, Stuff will be checking politicians' claims and seeing if they stack up.
By: Isaac Davison
The ACT Party would dismantle New Zealand's headline climate goals and laws if in power and restore subsidies of up to 90% to some of the country's largest emitters.
Everyone agrees that groceries in New Zealand cost too much. The rising price of cheese, mince and milk has become a national conversation in a land of plenty.
By: Isaac Davison
A pensioner's family struggled to get refunded by a retirement village for 18 months after he moved out, even after he died.
By: Isaac Davison
Throughout the election campaign, Stuff will be checking politicians' claims and seeing if they stack up.
