Chris Hyde is an editor for Hawke's Bay Today, with a focus on local news in Auckland, New Zealand. He is also a writer for various publications including GodisaGeek.com, Alaska Public Media, WTA, and Cruise Hive. Chris covers a range of topics including gaming, technology, travel, and sports.
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Chris Hyde's coverage spans a variety of local topics, including gaming, sports, government & politics, and engineering. Given the eclectic mix of themes covered in his articles, it would be wise to tailor pitches accordingly. For example:
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