Adam Hollingworth is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. He writes for Newshub and his work has also appeared in the Cigalah Group. Adam covers a range of local news topics, including politics, social issues, environmental concerns, and human interest stories.
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Adam Hollingworth's coverage encompasses a mix of local New Zealand news, with a focus on Auckland. His articles discuss government announcements, evolving stories, and themes such as entertainment news and government & politics.
Given his focus on local events in Auckland and wider New Zealand, Adam is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local community initiatives, political developments within the region or city, environmental issues specific to this area, as well as crime-related topics. For example: updates on government policies affecting the Auckland region; interviews with key figures involved in significant local events; insights from experts specializing in relevant fields such as environmental conservation within New Zealand or urban planning specific to Auckland.
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By: Adam Hollingworth
Of the 90 people who drowned in Aotearoa last year, 19 were Māori.
By: Adam Hollingworth
The prosecution alleges a coordinated stabbing attack in the murder trial for teenagers accused in Beach Haven road rage death.
An urgent translocation effort will need to be repeated to save the species.
By: Natasha Payne, Adam Hollingworth
Sid Going had a magical connection with brothers Ken and Brian. Credits: Image - Photosport, video - Newshub
By: Adam Hollingworth
A youth leader with Destiny Church has reportedly been stood down for allegedly sexually abusing youths. Credits: Newshub
By: Adam Hollingworth
Kiwi Andy Neill and Aussie Greg Armstrong have spent 20 years analysing the Beatles' tour of NZ to write a book. Credits: Image - Getty Images; Video - Newshub
By: Adam Hollingworth
It took four days to confirm the truth.
McRoberts headed into war zones without insurance cover – simply accepting the CEO's word that his family would be looked after if he didn't come back. Photo: Supplied
From the first to the last, TV3's bulletins were made with fierce competitiveness and big hearts Photo: Supplied Photo: Supplied
By: James Thornhill, Adam Hollingworth
Peter King said he leaves Westpac in a strong position to navigate Australia’s economic recovery, signing off as CEO at the bank’s AGM after a three-decade career with the bank.
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