Felix Walton

Journalist

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Preston's Summary

Felix Walton is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. He writes for the New Zealand Herald and RNZ, with his work also appearing in Stuff. Felix covers a range of local news topics, including retail, community initiatives, environmental issues, infrastructure, and weather events.

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Geo Focus

New Zealand (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 32 %
Evolving Stories: 18 %
Cites Data: 14 %
Breaking News: 7 %
Event Coverage: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Labor Laws
  • Labor Markets
  • Remote Work & Digital Nomads
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • Tourism
  • Travel Technology

Pitching Insights

Felix Walton's coverage primarily focuses on local news with a strong emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. The themes covered include entertainment news, business & industry, and family & relationships.

To effectively reach out to Felix, consider providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing community events in Auckland as well as developments in transportation infrastructure within the region. Additionally, if you have expertise in topics related to seasonal changes or local businesses and their impact on the community, these would likely align well with his coverage areas.

Given his focus on New Zealand and Auckland-specific content, pitches should be tailored accordingly for maximum relevance.

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