Background
Research run #162 · 7 May 2026
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Eden Skipper is, according to a single reputable secondary source, a candidate for the Christchurch Central electorate, affiliated with The Opportunity Party [5][6].
Skipper is reported to have studied at the University of Canterbury [4]. Following this, according to a single reputable secondary source, they worked as a Research Assistant on alternative economic futures at the University of Canterbury [1]. They are also noted to have completed an internship at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade through the Arorere Internship Programme [2].
More recently, according to a single reputable secondary source, Skipper has held a role as kaitiaki at Community Research [3]. Their candidacy for Christchurch Central under The Opportunity Party banner is recorded from 20 March 2026 [5][6].
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Career
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Prior career: Research Assistant on alternative economic futures at the University of Canterbury.
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Prior career: intern at Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Arorere Internship Programme).
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Prior career: kaitiaki at Community Research.
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Looked for, not found
- Unable to find secondary-source corroboration confirming specific roles at Ministry for the Environment (beyond LinkedIn snippet references), SOAS University contracting role, or precise dates of OE/London period.
- No public record found of Eden Skipper's specific hapū sub-affiliations (Ngāti Irakehu, Ngāti Māko) beyond the WEF profile snippet; LinkedIn (which referenced them) was inaccessible (403).
The agent checked these topics across the allowed public sources but
could not find verbatim-quotable evidence. Absence doesn't rule the
fact out — it just means no journalist-accessible source
covered it at run time.