Frances Chin is a journalist based in Wellington, New Zealand, focusing on local news and community stories. With a background in reporting for publications such as The Post, Stuff, The Press, and Waikato Times, Frances strives to bring important events and issues to light, while also highlighting the achievements and stories of individuals within the community.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
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Frances Chin's focus is on local news, particularly crime-related stories and evolving local events. She has a strong emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories, indicating a preference for timely pitches related to ongoing developments or recent events in the Wellington area.
Considering her coverage attributes, she would likely be open to receiving pitches related to crime updates, weather-related incidents, and significant local announcements within New Zealand. Additionally, given the 20% coverage of Entertainment News themes covered by Frances Chin, she may also consider human-interest stories or event coverage that pertain specifically to the Wellington community.
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Wellington's Nikau Cafe will be moving from its long-time inner-city location, as construction in Civic Square hit its business.
Mike Drummond wants us to wish him luck. The Establishment's newest owner has come down from Auckland to check out the bar he has just purchased ‒ soon to be renamed The Establishment 2.0, he told
Wellington's newest music venue has finally opened, with a stalwart of journalism taking the stage alongside members of a top Kiwi pop group.
An Upper Hutt man has been sentenced to a year's home detention, after devices in his home were found to contain close to 50,000 images of child sexual abuse.
Fancy making yourself some linen sheets? Lucky for you, Drapers Fabrics has opened its second New Zealand store in Wellington.
The Hīkoi mō te Tiriti (March for the Treaty of Waitangi) has arrived in Hastings, with Stuff describing the “party atmosphere” of the march's arrival, accompanied by cars honking and supporters waving flags.
The search for a man who went missing while walking over the Colonial Knob in Porirua has been paused by the police.
Frances Chin Bus, train and ferry users topping up their Snapper cards will soon be charged extra, with the Greater Wellington Regional Council no longer absorb bank processing fees.
By: Frances Chin
Frances Chin Maggie Potter manager Anne Howie is emotional when she talks about the upcoming closure of the clothing boutique she has worked at for more than two decades.
Frances Chin Courtenay Place's newest pub has dogs and free pizza on Fridays ‒ and an owner determined to find his own niche.
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