Ashleigh Yates is a journalist at Newshub. She covers a diverse range of topics, including crime, traffic, and climate change, with a particular focus on issues relevant to New Zealand and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) themes. Ashleigh's insightful reporting has been featured in Newshub.
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Ashleigh's local focus on Auckland, New Zealand, suggests she would be interested in pitches related to local events, community initiatives, and human interest stories within the region. Given her coverage of crime and government announcements, relevant pitches could include updates on legal or regulatory changes impacting the area.
Her emphasis on weather-related articles indicates an interest in climate change-related topics and extreme weather events affecting the locality. Pitches focusing on environmental issues as well as personal stories related to these themes may resonate with her.
Given her attention to family & relationships themes, Ashleigh may also respond positively to pitches involving human-interest stories about families or individuals from diverse backgrounds living in Auckland.
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By: Ashleigh Yates
Advocates say it would reduce the risk of them being exploited and abused.
By: Ashleigh Yates
Snow enthusiasts were only able to enjoy sledding on Mt Ruapehu on Saturday.
By: Ashleigh Yates
The display contains items recovered from the crash.
By: Ashleigh Yates
"When we saw the heatwave last summer in 2022, it's estimated that over 60,000 people died."
By: Ashleigh Yates
And it's only expected to get worse.
By: Ashleigh Yates
"This is a nationally significant if not internationally significant project here at Sanctuary Mountain."
By: Ashleigh Yates
The man had previously been spoken to by DoC on five separate occasions and was slapped with a $600 fine back then.
"This is our 25th year of the pie awards."
By: Ashleigh Yates
Kanwarparl Singh will spend at least 17 years behind bars in prison.
By: Ashleigh Yates, Seni Iasona
On Wednesday, Kanwarparl Singh was sentenced to life in prison.
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