Finlay Dunseath is a Breaking News Reporter for Stuff, with a focus on local news in New Zealand. With their work also appearing on RNZ, Finlay covers a wide range of topics including accidents, crime, entertainment, politics, and human interest stories. They are dedicated to delivering timely and accurate news to keep the community informed.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
New Zealand (National)
Not enough data
Finlay's coverage primarily revolves around local news, focusing on evolving stories and breaking news with a significant emphasis on crime-related matters. Pitches to Finlay should aim to provide insights or updates related to ongoing events, particularly those involving accidents, emergencies, and law enforcement activities in New Zealand.
Given the focus on entertainment news as well, he may also be interested in pitches related to local events or developments within the entertainment industry that are relevant to his audience.
When reaching out to Finlay Dunseath for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary, it is important to keep in mind the specific geographic focus of his reporting – New Zealand.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
One person has died following a three-vehicle crash, involving a truck, in Ngāhinapōuri earlier this afternoon.
Te Whatu Ora is set to increase midwives’ pay rates after reaching an agreement with the midwifery and nurses unions.
By: Finlay Dunseath
Cruise has made a mission of putting stuntmen out of work, doing things like clinging to the exterior of a military aircraft mid-flight.
Bar that flouted Covid-19 rules while the nation was in the red setting has failed to renew its liquor licence.
By: Finlay Dunseath
Exercise Talisman Sabre 23 will be the largest ever iteration of the exercise held in Australia, with about 30,000 military personnel participating from 11 nations.
An interaction between Spark NZ and a prominent trans activist has led to threats of boycotting the company.
An 18-year-old and 22-year-old have been arrested on forgery charges, after counterfeit money circulated in Rotorua over a period of two months.
By: Finlay Dunseath
A "fugitive" who skipped bail in Cyprus says he won't get a fair trial in New York where he is facing charges of corruption, arms trafficking and sanctions violations.
Watch the moment an 8-year-old and 11-year-old are reunited with their parents after spending a night missing in the Southland bush.
Charlie Lowe broke his spine and five ribs in a fall on holiday. He's now waiting to see if he's permanently paralysed as the medical costs mount.
(833) 317-6278 
