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Erin Johnson

Graphic Designer And Photographer

AS SEEN ON
Stuff, People Magazine, The Post, Yahoo News, JD Supra

Preston's Summary

Erin Johnson is a Reporter at various esteemed outlets, including Daily Meal, Yahoo Sports UK, and People Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in areas like construction, transportation, and climate change, while also exploring themes related to entertainment such as movies and holidays. Erin's work has been featured in numerous publications, showcasing her versatility and commitment to impactful journalism.

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Geo Focus

Auckland, New Zealand (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 32 %
Breaking News: 25 %
Government Announcement: 13 %
Event Coverage: 9 %
Cites Data: 5 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Urban Design
  • Transportation Policy & Regulation
  • Urban Development
  • Public Transportation

Pitching Insights

Erin Johnson's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, including movies, actors, and the film industry. She also covers topics related to gaming and house & home.

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Articles

Stuff

Day before sentencing for hit-and-run death, Helena Cribb posed with glass of wine Erin Johnson Share fast facts Jason Collins was found dead on O'Brien Rd, Lucas Heights, in the early hours of December 7, 2023. Helena Cribb, 23, the daughter of a former All Black, was subsequently charged and pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle carelessly, causing death. On Wednesday, Cribb was sentenced to eight months' home detention and post detention conditions for six months. The day before her sentencing for the hit-and-run death of a devoted father, Auckland woman Helena Cribb posed with a glass of wine and shared the photo with friends on a social media platform, NZ Herald reported. On Wednesday, Cribb was sentenced to eight months' home detention and post-detention conditions for six months. Judge Paul Murray disqualified Cribb from holding a licence for 18 months and ordered she pay an emotional harm payment of $10,000.

Day before sentencing for hit-and-run death, Helena Cribb posed with glass of wine Erin Johnson Share fast facts Jason Collins was found dead on O'Brien Rd, Lucas Heights, in the early hours of December 7, 2023. Helena Cribb, 23, the daughter of a former All Black, was subsequently charged and pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle carelessly, causing death. On Wednesday, Cribb was sentenced to eight months' home detention and post detention conditions for six months. The day before her sentencing for the hit-and-run death of a devoted father, Auckland woman Helena Cribb posed with a glass of wine and shared the photo with friends on a social media platform, NZ Herald reported. On Wednesday, Cribb was sentenced to eight months' home detention and post-detention conditions for six months. Judge Paul Murray disqualified Cribb from holding a licence for 18 months and ordered she pay an emotional harm payment of $10,000.

By: Erin Johnson

At the sentencing, Cribb's lawyer Adam Holland said Cribb had completed three driving courses, a comprehensive drug and alcohol course, had counselling and completed 120 hours of volunteer work.

Stuff

Mum still searching for teen missing overnight in pouring rain Erin Johnson Share fast facts Maia Johnston, 19, is missing from Upper Hutt. She went out for a walk on Saturday evening and did not return. Police are making enquiries. An Upper Hutt mum is still searching for her missing daughter after being out all night in pouring rain. “I'm still walking the river, over and over,” said Amy Walsh, who is also checking parks in the area that is unfamiliar to her daughter, Maia Johnston.

Mum still searching for teen missing overnight in pouring rain Erin Johnson Share fast facts Maia Johnston, 19, is missing from Upper Hutt. She went out for a walk on Saturday evening and did not return. Police are making enquiries. An Upper Hutt mum is still searching for her missing daughter after being out all night in pouring rain. “I'm still walking the river, over and over,” said Amy Walsh, who is also checking parks in the area that is unfamiliar to her daughter, Maia Johnston.

By: Erin Johnson

Walsh said she moved to Totara Park, Upper Hutt in July, and Johnston, 19, is visiting from Hamilton for Christmas.

Stuff

Police name man killed in Devil's Staircase crash between tour bus and two cars Erin Johnson Share Timothy Peter Herrick, 36, of Invercargill died in the crash involving a tour bus and two cars at the Devil's Staircase on SH6 near Kingston, police said. On Thursday, Hato Hone St John said 20 people were injured in the collision, including two people who were in a critical condition and two with serious injuries.

Police name man killed in Devil's Staircase crash between tour bus and two cars Erin Johnson Share Timothy Peter Herrick, 36, of Invercargill died in the crash involving a tour bus and two cars at the Devil's Staircase on SH6 near Kingston, police said. On Thursday, Hato Hone St John said 20 people were injured in the collision, including two people who were in a critical condition and two with serious injuries.

By: Erin Johnson

Police have named the man who died in a serious crash south of Queenstown on Thursday.

Stuff

The Christmas weather forecast has firmed up, and it's not all good Erin Johnson Share Will Kiwi be packing a picnic, firing up the BBQ or heading inside on Christmas Day? Three days out from Christmas, MetService meteorologist Oscar Shiviti says a low is developing in the Tasman Sea and heading this way. Rain is expected to hit the western South Island overnight on Christmas Eve or the morning of December 25, Shiviti said.

The Christmas weather forecast has firmed up, and it's not all good Erin Johnson Share Will Kiwi be packing a picnic, firing up the BBQ or heading inside on Christmas Day? Three days out from Christmas, MetService meteorologist Oscar Shiviti says a low is developing in the Tasman Sea and heading this way. Rain is expected to hit the western South Island overnight on Christmas Eve or the morning of December 25, Shiviti said.

By: Erin Johnson

West Coasters will need umbrellas for showers, not shade, on Christmas morning, as rain spreads north from Fiordland to Westland, Tasman and Nelson.

Stuff

Public providing information, but Maia Johnston who went missing in Upper Hutt, is still missing Share fast facts Maia Johnston, 19, left her mother's home in Totara Park, Upper Hutt about 8pm Saturday Police say the search for the missing woman was continuing on Monday morning Calls from the public have so far not led police to Johnston's whereabouts Police say they have received several calls from members of the public about a woman who went missing in Upper Hutt, but the information has not led them to her. Maia Johnston, 19, left her mother's house in the Totara Park neighbourhood about 8pm Saturday, mother Amy Walsh posted on Facebook in the early hours of Sunday.

Public providing information, but Maia Johnston who went missing in Upper Hutt, is still missing Share fast facts Maia Johnston, 19, left her mother's home in Totara Park, Upper Hutt about 8pm Saturday Police say the search for the missing woman was continuing on Monday morning Calls from the public have so far not led police to Johnston's whereabouts Police say they have received several calls from members of the public about a woman who went missing in Upper Hutt, but the information has not led them to her. Maia Johnston, 19, left her mother's house in the Totara Park neighbourhood about 8pm Saturday, mother Amy Walsh posted on Facebook in the early hours of Sunday.

By: Erin Johnson

On Monday morning, police said Johnston remained missing. Police were keen to hear from anybody who may have seen her in the Totara Park, Upper Hutt, area.

Stuff

Clock ticks in search for new home for artwork dropped from council collection fast facts In April 2000, West Auckland motorheads paraded in the street to mark the installation of a public artwork in Henderson. But for the past eight years, the sculpture has sat deteriorating in a storage yard. Now, artist Frank Womble has until the end of February to find it a new home, as Auckland Council ejects it from its collection.

Clock ticks in search for new home for artwork dropped from council collection fast facts In April 2000, West Auckland motorheads paraded in the street to mark the installation of a public artwork in Henderson. But for the past eight years, the sculpture has sat deteriorating in a storage yard. Now, artist Frank Womble has until the end of February to find it a new home, as Auckland Council ejects it from its collection.

By: Erin Johnson

West Aucklanders turned out for a “huge”, “celebratory” parade when a public artwork was installed in Henderson in April 2000.

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