Jenna Lynch is a Political Editor at Newshub. She covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a particular focus on legislation and world affairs. Jenna's work has been featured in MSN, Newshub, Stuff, RNZ, The Post, and RealClearEnergy.
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Jenna Lynch's coverage predominantly revolves around New Zealand politics, frequently featuring government announcements and legal policy regulations. She tends to cover intense political debates, significant parliamentary events, and key political figures in the country.
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The Green Party has pledged to abolish the training wage which allows businesses to pay apprentices at a lower rate than minimum wage while they train.
ACT wants give $400m over four years to GP clinics in a bid to increase the number of doctors appointments available by paying doctors more.
By: Jenna Lynch
Voters believe Chris Hipkins understand the issues facing their family more than Christopher Luxon does a new Stuff snap poll has found.
A new poll by Stuff shows voters trust Labour leader Chris Hipkins far more to deliver on his promises than National's Christopher Luxon.
By: Jenna Lynch
Nearly 1 in 2 voters believe Chris Hipkins would do a better job as prime minister than Christopher Luxon, according to a new Stuff snap poll.
ANALYSIS: Finally! Where have these Chrises been? This election has been defined by the major parties failure to engage.
Video has emerged of Labour candidate Kerrin Leoni campaigning at what appears to be a gang event.
Kerrin Leoni has resigned as a Labour Party candidate following revelations she campaigned at a gang event - here’s how it went down
Oriini Kaipara knew her gang pad visit would raise eyebrows, in fact, she even said that it would. It didn’t just raise eyebrows, it saw all hell breaking loose.
As National intensifies its campaign against the left for campaigning with gangs, Stuff has obtained a photo showing one of their own ministers apparently posing for a photo with patched Mongrel Mob members.
