Adam Pearse

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Adam Pearse is a political reporter for the NZ Herald, based in the Press Gallery at Parliament. Since joining NZME in 2018, he has covered a range of topics including sports, health, and major news events like the Covid-19 pandemic. Pearse is recognized for his insightful reporting and analysis of political developments in New Zealand.

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New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor for the NZ Herald, reporting on political events. 6

Christopher Luxon Helen Willis Cheung Brown Sir John Key

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Election 2026: Christopher Luxon’s surprise McDonald’s mission and a positive ‘toot to finger’ ratio

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor for the NZ Herald, reporting on the political landscape in New Zealand. 5

Chris Hipkins Christopher Luxon Sir John Key Kieran Mcanulty

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Labour reveals policy to forgive student loan debt as party kicks off election campaign

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor and part of the NZ Herald’s Press Gallery team based at Parliament in Wellington. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: New survey shows two-thirds of Kiwis want wealth tax, Labour’s control of main issues slipping

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor and part of the NZ Herald’s Press Gallery team. 5

Chris Hipkins Christopher Luxon Chloe Swarbrick Gerry Brownlee Winston Peters Shane Jones David Seymour Rawiri Waititi Nicola Willis Carmel Sepuloni Ginny Andersen Jackson

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Election battle cries, jibes and Winston v the Greens dominate final Parliament debate

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor for the NZ Herald and part of the Press Gallery team. 5

Nicky Hager Jordan Williams David Farrar Elliot Steel Stu Mullin Louis Houlbrooke Connor Molloy Callum Purves David Seymour Maiki Sherman Sir John Key

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Journalist Nicky Hager releases latest book Dirty Work on Taxpayers’ Union

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor for the NZ Herald and part of the Press Gallery team. 5

Nicky Hager Jordan Williams David Farrar Elliot Steel Stu Mullin Louis Houlbrooke Connor Molloy Callum Purves David Seymour Maiki Sherman Sir John Key

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Journalist Nicky Hager releases latest book Dirty Work on Taxpayers’ Union

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor and part of the NZ Herald’s Press Gallery team based at Parliament in Wellington. 7

Helma Vermeulen

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: NZ First board member abandons Palmerston North race over ‘personal’ matter

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor and part of the NZ Herald’s Press Gallery team. 5

Blakeley Roche Jordan Williams Winston Peters Erica Stanford

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Two-thirds of Kiwis think CEO should be sacked for deliberately misleading Parliament

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor and part of the NZ Herald’s Press Gallery team based at Parliament in Wellington. 6

Winston Peters Erica Stanford

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: NZ First immigration policies revealed: Citizenship, deportation and resident visa cap referendum among policy platform

New Zealand: Adam Pearse is the Deputy Political Editor for the NZ Herald. 5

Chris Hipkins Lawrence Xu Nan Christopher Luxon Winston Peters Qiulae Wong Chloe Swarbrick David Seymour

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Chris Hipkins condemns ‘rogue polls’ as Labour tumbles into the 20s, Opportunity hits 5%