Ella Stewart
Journalist at Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
Voyager Best Up and Coming Journalist of the year 2024. Longform te ao Māori journalist @radionz In-Depth team. Ngāpuhi, Te Māhurehure, Ngāti Manu, Te Arawa.
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1 week ago |
radionz.co.nz | Ella Stewart
A moment years in the making arrived with a grin from David Seymour. The ACT Party leader stood in the house to introduce the Regulatory Standards Bill for its first reading in mid-May. It's legislation that Seymour has long championed, the origins of which date back to the early 2000s. Now he hopes it will finally pass into law and reshape how governments create legislation in Aotearoa.
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1 week ago |
rnz.co.nz | Ella Stewart
A moment years in the making arrived with a grin from David Seymour. The ACT Party leader stood in the house to introduce the Regulatory Standards Bill for its first reading in mid-May. It's legislation that Seymour has long championed, the origins of which date back to the early 2000s. Now he hopes it will finally pass into law and reshape how governments create legislation in Aotearoa.
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2 weeks ago |
knoxvilledailysun.com | Ella Stewart
OAK RIDGE, TN – The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) and contractor UCOR completed an essential step to prepare for construction of a new onsite disposal facility: groundwater monitoring during the first of two wet seasons. Monitoring groundwater levels is part of a groundwater field demonstration study. This work allows OREM and UCOR to gather information about how groundwater elevations change, providing valuable information for the landfill’s final design.
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3 weeks ago |
stuff.co.nz | Karanama Ruru |Michelle Price |Ella Stewart
David Seymour delivers fiery Oxford Union debate speechACT leader and deputy PM David Seymour took part in the famous Oxford Union debate, surrounded by the world’s brightest minds - including Noam Chomsky’s daughter. Harriette Boucher was also watching. The newly titled deputy prime minister David Seymour took to a different chamber this morning, one with men in suits and ties, and women in gowns and pearls.
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3 weeks ago |
business.scoop.co.nz | Ella Stewart
Article – RNZThe ACT leader’s comments raise questions about how forms are changing the way people engage with politics. Ella Stewart, (Ngāpuhi, Te Māhurehure, Ngāti Manu) Longform Journalist, Te Ao MāoriA discussion document on a Regulatory Standards Bill is not, on the face of it, the sort of thing that might have been expected to prompt 23,000 responses. But in an age of digital democracy, the Ministry for Regulation was probably expecting it.
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