Glenn McLean is a journalist based in New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand. He writes for Stuff, covering local news and events in the region. Glenn's articles often focus on topics such as local government decisions, community issues, crime, and human interest stories.
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Glenn McLean's reporting focuses heavily on local news, particularly in the Taranaki and New Plymouth regions of New Zealand. His coverage includes a mix of government announcements, evolving stories, event coverage, and breaking news.
Given his focus on local events and government decisions within these specific areas, Glenn may be interested in pitches related to developments impacting the community such as council decisions or transport updates. Additionally, he covers themes like sports and crime extensively. Therefore, if you have insights or stories related to these topics within the Taranaki region or New Plymouth specifically, it would likely catch his attention.
If you're reaching out with an announcement or information about an evolving story that directly affects this area of New Zealand (Taranaki & New Plymouth), Glenn is more likely to find it relevant for potential coverage.
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New Plymouth mayor Neil Holdom has defended the projected $1.2 million cost of building new access steps to a popular city beach after it was criticised by the Taxpayers' Union.
For two decades, convicted sex offender Andrew Stuart Jackson preyed on multiple young and teenage girls.
A $37.3 million shortfall in its projected surplus for the 2023-24 financial year has been revealed by the New Plymouth District Council in its draft annual report.
Glenn McLean A political stoush is brewing around the New Plymouth District Council table after the mayor rejected a notice of motion on the war in Palestine put forward by first-term councillor Bali Haque.
NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has welcomed the latest legal ruling in the drawn out process of acquiring land to complete the Mt Messenger bypass project.
A second of the three men accused of murdering a man at a remote rural settlement east of Taranaki has made an application to be released on bail until his trial.
The finger has been squarely pointed at the Government to help find a solution to the ongoing problems associated with rough sleepers in New Plymouth's
Freedom camping bans have been extended across some of the most popular spots in North Taranaki despite opposition from concerned motor home owners.
The Stratford Press could disappear from central Taranaki letterboxes by Christmas.
The reality of trying to find a solution to a massive shortfall in funding from NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi has hit home for New Plymouth District councillors.
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