David Haxton is an Editor at the New Zealand Herald. He focuses on a diverse range of themes including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and social issues, while also exploring topics such as academia, cycling, golf, and rugby. David's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to addressing both cultural and ethical issues, including animal cruelty.
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Paraparaumu, New Zealand (Local)
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David Haxton's work primarily revolves around local events, government announcements, and expert commentary in the Paraparaumu area of New Zealand. His coverage includes a mix of entertainment news, culture & society topics, sports features, house & home stories.
Given his focus on local events and profiles within Paraparaumu and broader New Zealand areas like Nga Manu Nature Reserve or Kiwi Indian Hall of Fame induction stories, David might be interested in pitches related to community initiatives, cultural events or social issues relevant to these locations.
As he covers a significant amount of profile features and event coverage pieces about interesting personalities from different fields such as education (Michele Murphy), nature conservation (Rhys Mills), writing (Gordon Campbell) among others; offering human-interest stories about individuals making an impact in their communities could be well received by David.
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By: David Haxton
Nestled in Queen Elizabeth Park is the home of the Kāpiti Aeromodellers Club.
The club is based in Queen Elizabeth Park.
John Hayes still has a passion for local radio.
By: David Haxton
A young John Hayes was naturally excited when his father Harry brought a brand new Columbus radio into their Southland home.
By: David Haxton
C ue sports sharpshooter Brent Wells is excited. The 55-year-old has been selected into the eight-strong New Zealand men's team for the World Eightball Pool Federation world championships.
Brent Wells is part of a strong eight-ball men's team.
By: David Haxton
Dirt Farm offers the perfect retreat.
A fter a slow and steady climb up a snaking well-maintained gravel drive, an experience in itself, I arrive at one of Kāpiti's leading adventure destinations.
OPINION: Kāpiti News has fostered a deep connection with the community.
By: David Haxton
Two long-serving and respected Paraparaumu College teachers have departed having made a positive difference to the lives of many.
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