Adam Hollingworth is a Reporter for ThreeNews at Stuff. He covers a range of topics including current events, politics, and social issues, often highlighting the intersection of these themes in his reporting. Adam's work has been featured in MSN, RNZ, Newshub, Westpac, and Stuff.
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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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Adam Hollingworth and Amy Ridout 'It's a hellscape': Whakapapa hotelier speaks to Stuff as fire rages VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
There's been a sharp rise in anti-Semitic offences since Hamas' October 7 attacks two years ago and Israel's devastating response in Gaza.
Adam Hollingworth
By: Adam Hollingworth
Imagine if you could reinvent your favourite musical instrument to make it do infinitely more by harnessing your gestures?
Auckland's intensification plan is a step closer to reality after big compromises were agreed at a marathon council meeting.
By: Adam Hollingworth, Eva Gallot
A man allegedly stole a Good Samaritan's car before ploughing into five high school student cyclists and killing a woman's dog during a frenzied series of attacks in Auckland's Epsom that left five people injured, police say.
