Hamish Mcneilly is a journalist at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on the housing market, real estate development, and entertainment news. Hamish's work has been featured in notable publications such as Sydney Hot News, RNZ, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Hamish Mcneilly's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on evolving and breaking stories related to crime, family & relationships, and entertainment. His coverage often includes incidents such as crime reports, accidents, disputes between locals, and heartwarming human interest stories.
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Multiple fights, including a victim being bottled, kept police busy on Saturday night in Otago.
By: Hamish McNeilly
A mayor of a small Otago council plans to stay off social media after a meeting to decide a rates increase which ranged up to 45%.
A former shop worker has pleaded guilty to the theft of thousands of dollars worth of Pokemon trading cards.
A car has driven into a logging truck parked in Dunedin's CBD, with the driver taken to Dunedin Hospital with critical injuries.
By: Hamish McNeilly
A liquor store has escaped further punishment after a manager admitted selling alcohol to an underage customer because she felt ‘bad'.
By: Hamish McNeilly
An inner city resident stabbed an intoxicated man three times in an alleyway near his home, after earlier telling the man to be quiet.
Finding Amira: the elusive border collie who was missing 147 days VIDEO CREDIT: Hamish McNeilly
A regional councillor withdrew comments in a council workshop over Māori preferring KFC over eel, and has since offered an “open apology”.
A large great white shark following a Bluff-based shark diving boat was far from the biggest shark recorded this season.
By: Hamish Mcneilly
Barry Kloogh, who was denied parole on Tuesday said his offending only ended “because he was caught.”
