
Maiki Sherman
Maiki Sherman is a political editor for TVNZ, known for her incisive reporting on New Zealand's political landscape. In her role, she covers significant government policies and legislative changes, providing analysis and insight into the implications of political decisions. Recently, she interviewed Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith regarding proposed changes to sentencing laws, highlighting her involvement in discussions around crime and justice in New Zealand.
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Maiki Sherman is a former TVNZ political editor mentioned in the context of a political hit.
Nicky Hager’s Dirty Work attack on Taxpayers’ Union ‘naive’ – Heather du Plessis-AllanMaiki Sherman was the TVNZ political editor who resigned due to smear campaigns led by Ani O’Brien.
Everyone is talking about Nicky Hager’s book Dirty Work – but is it any good?Maiki Sherman is a former political editor for 1News who resigned earlier this year and is mentioned in Hager's book.
Journalist Nicky Hager releases latest book Dirty Work on Taxpayers’ UnionMaiki Sherman is a former political editor for 1News who resigned earlier this year and is mentioned in Hager's book.
Journalist Nicky Hager releases latest book Dirty Work on Taxpayers’ UnionMaiki Sherman is a Wellington journalist and translator who advocates for the Māori language.
Maiki Sherman: ‘My parents were told there was no point to us learning te reo. I am so glad they did not listen’Maiki Sherman is the political editor at TVNZ and is involved in discussions regarding a controversial news story.
Media Insider: TVNZ news review – why report will remain secret; TVNZ CEO steps into crime story; Brodie Kane on podcast break-upMaiki Sherman is the political editor at TVNZ and is involved in discussions regarding a controversial news story.
Media Insider: TVNZ news review – why report will remain secret; TVNZ CEO on crime story, Tova’s start and World Cup; Brodie Kane on podcast break-up; journalists pour hearts into new booksMaiki Sherman is the TVNZ political editor who contacted Mitchell regarding the news story.
Media Insider: 6pm news story fallout – TVNZ board chair Andrew Barclay’s phone call with Broadcasting Minister Paul GoldsmithMaiki Sherman asked Goldsmith about the discount rate for sentences.
Government could introduce mandatory sentences for crimes, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says










































