Catrin Owen is a senior journalist with a focus on courts, crime, and justice. She covers local news in New Zealand for Stuff and has also contributed to publications such as the University of Liverpool News, The Post, and RNZ. Catrin's work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing her expertise in reporting on legal matters and societal issues.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
New Zealand (National)
Not enough data
Catrin Owen focuses on local news in New Zealand, with a significant emphasis on crime and court cases. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news. If you have insights related to ongoing criminal investigations, high-profile court cases, or new developments in crime-related matters within New Zealand, they are likely to be of interest to her.
Given the local focus of her coverage, pitches should emphasize relevance to New Zealand specifically. Additionally, if you can provide updates or exclusive insights into any evolving stories she has covered previously, this would likely capture her attention as well.
It's important to note that while Catrin Owen does cover some entertainment news (27%), the majority of her work is focused on Crime (43%) and Court Cases topics. Therefore, relevant pitches should lean heavily towards these areas of coverage for higher chances of engagement from Catrin Owen.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Catrin Owen
Catrin Owen Warning: This story contains details of domestic violence some readers may find distressing
Catrin Owen The Coroner won't open an inquiry into the death of a young jockey who died after a serious fall in a race.
Catrin Owen A member of the 23 Blue Cartel fraction of the Crips was selling methamphetamine out of his home during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2021 when a customer robbed him of the meth.
Catrin Owen Stuff understands all the charges against Brian Tamaki, over breaching the Covid-19 Public Health Act by holding various protests at the Auckland Domain, have been thrown out or dismissed.
“The board understands the delay will be frustrating for all those involved in the hearing, but it is unavoidable.
By: Catrin Owen
Catrin Owen fast facts Nazia Hai died enroute to hospital on September 11, 2023 after being repeatedly stabbed by her ex-partner.
Catrin Owen
By: Catrin Owen
Catrin Owen Police stand by their actions in charging Brian Tamaki over breaching the Covid-19 Public Health Act by holding various protests at the Auckland Domain, despite the charges now being dismissed
Nick Truebridge and Catrin Owen fast facts An Auckland-based businessman allegedly strangled a woman in 2022.
By: Catrin Owen
Unique project advancing live music mapping technology spearheaded by University of Liverpool
(833) 317-6278 
