Danielle Clent is a Digital Journalist at RNZ. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and security and law enforcement, with particular interest in topics like terrorism and forensic investigations. Danielle's work has been featured in RNZ, Stuff, Indian Weekender, and the New Zealand Herald.
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The journalist Danielle Clent predominantly covers the evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, particularly focusing on the Christchurch terror attack inquest. She provides insights into emergency response, police actions, and communication during this tragic event.
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Photo: RNZ Insight/Tess Brunton The second school term began on 29 April - and so did the government's official ban on cellphones in schools.
By: Danielle Clent
The Government's official cellphone ban has begun in schools.
The second school term began on 29 April - and so did the government's official ban on cellphones in schools.
By: Danielle Clent
More than $150 million has been set aside by the coalition government in Budget 2024 to create up to 50 new or converted charter schools
By: Danielle Clent
It was also at a time where he could manufacture his own military-style semi-automatics in a completely unregulated way, a .
By: Danielle Clent
Photo: RNZ / Nate McKinnon Not being able to provide a relative who lived in New Zealand as a referee for a firearms licence application was not a reason disqualify it, an inquest has heard.
By: Danielle Clent
Al Noor Mosque. Photo: RNZ / Nate McKinnon One of the referees for the Christchurch mosque attacker's firearms licence told police the terrorist was a "good outstanding young man" and a "nice person".
By: Danielle Clent
One of the gun licence referees told a lawyer to "sit down" and refuse to answer her question, while the other threatened to walk out as another lawyer was "annoying" him.
By: Rnz Samuel Rillstone, Danielle Clent
There were tense scenes as the two referees for the Christchurch mosque gunman's firearms licence gave evidence at the coroner's court.
By: Danielle Clent
Al Noor Mosque. Photo: RNZ / Nate McKinnon A former police vetting officer who interviewed the Christchurch mosque gunman for his firearms
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