Bevan Hurley is a US Correspondent for RNZ's First Up. He covers a wide range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, sports, healthcare, and aviation, often focusing on social issues and business leaders. Bevan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Irish Independent, and The Times.
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Bevan primarily covers evolving and breaking stories, with a focus on crime, government & politics, and entertainment news. His articles often revolve around controversial or high-profile events involving public figures.
Given the nature of his coverage, Bevan may be interested in pitches that offer unique angles or exclusive insights into unfolding controversies involving public figures or current events. Sources who can provide first-hand accounts or expert analysis related to these themes are likely to capture his attention.
While Bevan's geographic focus is not specified, he appears to cover international as well as domestic news stories, particularly those with broader implications beyond specific regions.
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Police report gives more details of allegations against Donald Trump’s pick for defence secretary
By: Bevan Hurley
Gaetz says he was becoming a distraction amid investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and illegal drug use
A group of scientists attempting to map disappearing ice sheets caught a glimpse of an intricate Cold War nuclear base
The jail that houses Harvey Weinstein among about 10,000 others is accused of unconstitutionally poor treatment of inmates — and dangerous conditions for staff
The 26-year-old is being questioned in connection with the killing of the UnitedHealthcare chief executive in Manhattan on Wednesday
By: Bevan Hurley
Suspect in New York CEO shooting allegedly wrote of ‘parasites’ in the health industry after suffering debilitating back pain
By: Samuel Lovett, Bevan Hurley, Joey D’Urso
The murder of an insurance CEO exposed a deep frustration with the industry. How many people are in debt, why are claims rejected — and how much did one Times reader pay to give birth?
The world’s wealthiest man has seen his fortune rise by $224bn since the US election, surpassing the joint fortunes of those in second and third place
The girl who killed a teacher and a fellow pupil at her school in Madison, Wisconsin, seemed to have a troubled home life
Multiple presidents have tried to shut down the camp known as Gitmo. Donald Trump appears unlikely to — leaving these 27 people behind bars there
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