Conor Knell is a journalist based in Wellington, New Zealand. He specializes in local news and has written for publications such as The Post, Stuff, Waikato Times, and The Press. Conor's articles cover a range of topics including transportation, environmental issues, community events, and crime.
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Conor Knell predominantly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the local Wellington area. His articles focus on crime, entertainment news, government & politics with a specific emphasis on transportation-related issues, events coverage such as festivals or open days, and weather-related incidents.
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Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, and AS Colour all now call Lambton Quay home. The two international brands opened their new stores last Friday.
Fred again.. (right) and Joy Anonymous deep in the mix during their show at Waitangi Park in Wellington. They were surrounded by friends and members of their Welsh Dragon pub quiz team
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Skater and constructor Kyle O'Regan said he hoped the new pop-up skate parks around Wellington would change public perceptions around skateboarding.
Under 25s will have to shell out more to keep their card topped up as fare concessions are removed. Juan Zarama Perini / The Post
By: Conor Knell
New Zealand's about to get its first signposted speed camera - but the motoring group AA is asking why this isn't being rolled out nationwide.
SlavFest will welcome performers from Auckland and Christchurch for the-day-long festival. Supplied
Ernie Abbott was the sole fatality in the 1984 Trades Hall bombing. Supplied / Stuff
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Tokelauan women presenting ceremonial coconuts to the dignitaries and guests of the festival.
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