Anna Fifield, the new editor of the Dominion Post, says readers can expect to see a lot of emphasis on transparency telling them why the publication has chosen to write stories. After three periods of isolation, Anna is back in New Zealand having left Beijing where she was the bureau chief for the Washington Post. She says Sinead Boucher's decision to buy the Stuff stable gave her the confidence that people would support its mastheads. Anna Fifield says the world is in an information crisis given the spread of unchecked disinformation and Stuff's new code of practice and ethics will tackle that directly. She says Dominion Post readers can expect to hear from younger voices, Maori, Pasifika, with different perspectives. One of her first stops will be to improve arts and culture coverage and recreate something akin to the great days of Tom Cardy's work of 20 years ago. Topics life and society, business Tags Dominion Post, bureau chief, Washington Post, journalism, stuff