Finn Blackwell is a Reporter at Stuff. He focuses on themes of security and law enforcement, covering critical topics such as cyber attacks, data breaches, and data leaks. Finn's work has been featured in prominent publications including Indian Weekender, New Zealand Herald, MSN, and RNZ.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Finn Blackwell’s local focus on Auckland, New Zealand, and his coverage of government & politics, business & industry, and crime suggests he would be receptive to pitches related to these areas. This could include exclusive insights into evolving stories or breaking news concerning Auckland Council decisions, local businesses in the area, or crime-related matters.
Given Finn's significant coverage of Government Announcements as well as Evolving Stories and Breaking News within the local context of Auckland and New Zealand at large, sources with direct knowledge or involvement in these areas are likely to appeal to him most. This could mean city officials providing updates on new policies or regulations within the region or industry experts commenting on developing trends impacting Auckland specifically.
For effective outreach to Finn Blackwell consider offering exclusive access to individuals involved in ongoing developments that impact the city of Auckland directly. Additionally, pitches focused on business impacts from policy changes may also resonate due to his interest in government announcements.
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An Auckland psychologist says holidays like Mother's Day can be painful reminders of loss.
A jury has heard the harrowing account of how a South Auckland father allegedly murdered his five-year-old daughter by smothering her in a car last year.
By: Finn Blackwell
Kael Leona will spend at least 12 years behind bars after fatally stabbing Bernice Marychurch in 2024.
The sister of a man missing for 35 years hopes his children can have closure. Head Hunters gang prospect Andrew Maaka, 29, was last seen at a Guy Fawkes party at the gang's West Auckland pad in 1991.
By: Finn Blackwell
It's surf's up in the small Waikato town of Raglan, as it hosts the New Zealand Surfing Championships , and locals are excited for what it means for the town.
Police say the boat's sole occupant was able to escape uninjured.
It's sparked arrests, fines, impounds, but one young bike-lifer says it's not a crime.
Customs have announced three new remotely controlled underwater vehicles to combat smugglers coming in by sea.
Auckland FC fans took the streets on Sunday to celebrate the club taking home the A-League championship title on Saturday night.
The first of two electric ferries was taken out for a test run on Wednesday.
