Georgina Campbell is a Senior Wellington issues journalist for the nzherald. With a focus on local government, transport, three waters, and seismic resilience issues, Georgina writes the Capital Letter column. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Irish Examiner, News.com.au, Cigalah Group, and The Irish Times.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
Georgina's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a notable emphasis on Wellington-related events. She also covers evolving stories and breaking news related to various local topics.
To effectively reach out to Georgina, consider providing insights or commentary from relevant experts or stakeholders involved in the Wellington City Council, KiwiRail, mega-ferry project, as well as other key local political issues. Additionally, given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news about government announcements in the region, timely pitches regarding significant developments would likely be of interest to her.
Keep in mind that she also covers entertainment news but to a lesser extent compared to government and politics. If your pitch relates directly to these themes within the context of Wellington or New Zealand at large, it could pique her interest.
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By: Georgina Campbell
A highly synthetic opioid has been found in a fake diazepam tablet in Wellington and is possibly in circulation nationwide.
By: Georgina Campbell
Wellington City Council has announced it has ended negotiations with Reading International to re-open the closed cinema complex on Courtenay Place.
By: Georgina Campbell
ANALYSIS: Wellington Mayor loses another key project in her plan to rejuvenate the city.
By: Georgina Campbell
Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau has talked about the “brutal” nature of the job, describing it as the most unpleasant role she has ever had, and addressed rumours she is positioning herself to make a run for Parliament.
By: Georgina Campbell
Earthquake-prone apartment owners had every right to rely on a now-cancelled loan scheme.
By: Georgina Campbell
MetService says winds are forecast to remain strong but become much less gusty tonight.
Wild wind cancels service, luggage lost on route to Gallipoli, car lifted out of the way.
By: Georgina Campbell
Construction is now expected to begin later this year.
By: Georgina Campbell
Police have been searching three addresses in Hawera.
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