Amy Williams is a senior writer, watchdog, and storyteller at various esteemed publications. She focuses on critical topics such as the housing market, residential real estate, consumer health, and mental health, weaving narratives that inform and engage her audience. Amy's work has been featured in notable outlets including Corn Nation, Adweek, and The Times, among others.
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By: Amy Williams
There are currently no hospitalisations linked to the outbreak.
One resident is renting elsewhere and paying a mortgage on her home that she hasn't lived in since it flooded in 2023.
Housing advocates say boarding houses are not appropriate for people with complex mental health or addiction needs and are calling for national data to be collected showing where people are discharged to after a hospital stay.
An Auckland couple who had to kayak from their home in Huapai to escape flash flooding are taking the city council to court over its refusal to buyout their property after the devastating storms almost three years ago.
Neighbouring houses have been bought up and removed but Auckland Council says Brendon and Stephanie Deacon's home isn't eligible.
By: Amy Williams
Domestic violence experts warn they are seeing an alarming increase in abusive partners stalking their exes using mini tracking devices and mobile phone apps.
A Youthline volunteer among those stood down because the organisation is reviewing its training says it has put her off returning to the role.
By: Amy Williams
[s ] Auckland Council inspected 38 illegal lodges last year and all but nine opted to change their rental agreements.
By: Amy Williams
Hiroshi Suzuki, the Japanese Ambassador to the UK, has shown his affection for British culture through his endearing bond with one of Britain's most cherished icons – Paddington Bear.
Eyesight experts warn there are children in New Zealand who have gone blind due to malnutrition, including a boy who eats only hot chips, crisps and the occasional Nutella sandwich.
