Ben Leahy is a reporter for the New Zealand Herald. He specializes in construction and real estate, law and legal affairs, and crime and justice, covering topics such as the housing market, civil lawsuits, and public security. Ben's work has also been featured in News.com.au, RNZ, NewstalkZB, MSN, and Sun Media Limited.
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Ben Leahy's coverage revolves around local news in New Zealand, particularly Auckland. He focuses on evolving stories and breaking news, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics such as investigations and accidents. Ben also covers real estate, transportation issues, and fires.
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By: Ben Leahy, Chris Knox
Kāinga Ora has sold almost 800 state homes for $330 million since launching a sweeping sell-off last July.
By: Chris Knox, Ben Leahy
Analysis reveals schools with highest academic results and cheaper houses.
By: Ben Leahy
An Auckland world-beating maths star is among 20 elite scholars to be hand-picked for full Oxford Scholarships by one of Donald Trump's key tech billionaire allies.
By: Ben Leahy
The Herald has analysed fees at every senior NZ private school so you can compare.
By: Ben Leahy
A $1.9 million deal in which an Auckland real estate agent bought three state homes being sold through the Manukau outlet for which he worked is now under the scrutiny of Harcourts' head office and the industry regulator.
By: Rachel Maher
Senior high school students will now face a compulsory exam in every subject, be marked from A+ to E and need to pass at least three subjects each
By: Ben Leahy
Saint Kentigern College's massive new Auckland senior student block has been partially unwrapped, revealing the scale of one of New Zealand's most ambitious and expensive school expansions.
By: Ben Leahy
A seven-bedroom Auckland mansion with a private lake and jetty – and ties to a bankrupt property developer whose companies owe more than $400,000 – is set to go under the hammer in a mortgagee auction.
By: Ben Leahy
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