Debbie Jamieson is a journalist and editor based in Queenstown, New Zealand. With a focus on local news and community events, Debbie covers a range of topics including politics, infrastructure development, and social issues. She is passionate about sharing stories that impact the people and places in her community.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Queenstown, New Zealand (Local)
Debbie Jamieson's coverage is primarily focused on local news in New Zealand, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. Her articles often revolve around entertainment news, crime reports, and developments in the real estate industry.
Given her focus on local events and issues, Debbie would likely be most responsive to pitches related to ongoing or breaking local news stories within New Zealand. Topics could include but are not limited to community events, legal matters affecting residents, or property developments.
Pitches offering insights into trends impacting Queenstown specifically as well as broader topics like construction projects and festival planning within New Zealand may also resonate with her coverage scope.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Debbie Jamieson An artist's impression of the yoga studio at the proposed 24-unit Waimarino luxury lodge in Bob's Cove, near Queenstown.
Debbie Jamieson An artist's impression of the owner's residence at the proposed 24-unit Waimarino luxury lodge in Bob's Cove, near Queenstown.
Debbie Jamieson Queenstown is picture perfect but homeless figures have been revealed. Debbie Jamieson/Stuff
Debbie Jamieson The proposed 24-unit Waimarino luxury lodge in Bob's Cove, near Queenstown. Design Base Architecture / Supplied
Debbie Jamieson To build the seven storey Carlin Boutique Hotel is was necessary to dig a $3.5 million hole in the ground. Supplied
Debbie Jamieson Evellyn Hitori Maeda Magahleas is sentenced for causing the death of Marlborough lawyer Philip Watson. DEBBIE JAMIESON / Stuff
Debbie Jamieson An artist's impression of a proposed $300 million privately funded hospital in Wānaka. Supplied
Debbie Jamieson Divers inspect the Stella wreck for undaria during a joint-agency patrol in Chalky Inlet, Southland. Supplied
Debbie Jamieson Queenstown hospitality software company First Table's pitch for investment from Mainland Angel Investors. Supplied
Two Queenstown cleaners have been underpaid and unjustifiably dismissed. (File photo) Gil Ribeiro / Unsplash
(833) 317-6278 
