Ashleigh McCaull is a RNZ Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on travel and tourism, workforce issues, and climate change. Ashleigh's work has been featured in Stuff, New Zealand Herald, and RNZ.
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Ashleigh McCaull's local focus on Wellington, New Zealand, suggests she is likely to be interested in pitches related to local government announcements or events in the area. She also covers a wide range of topics including sports, culture & society, weather, and government & politics.
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By: Ashleigh Mccaull
"I feel terrible delivering that message but that's where we are," the boss of Wellington Water says.
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone There has been strong opposition to Wellington City Council's controversial move to keep retention of the Golden Mile in its long term plan.
By: Ashleigh McCaull
Concerns have been raised over the City Rail Link construction deadline. Photo: RNZ / Luka Forman
By: Ashleigh McCaull
Queer activist Shaneel Lal. Photo: Supplied/ Pacific Cooperation Foundation
By: Ashleigh McCaull
A Mongrel Mob member has gone from living in his car to running a flourishing rēwana bread business - and it's taking off on social media.
A Mongrel Mob member has gone from living in his car to running a flourishing rēwana bread business - and it’s taking off on social media.
By: Ashleigh McCaull
An armed police officer guarding the scene of a shooting in the Lower Hutt suburb of Naenae. Photo: RNZ / Bill Hickman
By: Ashleigh Mccaull
"Put it this way, you can't taste it anymore," one resident says.
A Mongrel Mob member, whose , has been flat out baking bread for a foodbank so whānau do not go hungry over Christmas.
Photo: Supplied / FENZ Fire and Emergency is warning holidaymakers to have a plan and be prepared in case of a wildfire when travelling around the country.
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