Hamish McNeilly is a journalist at Stuff. He specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, crime and justice, and the judicial system, with a focus on topics like the housing market, property management, and civil lawsuits. Hamish's work has been featured in notable publications including 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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By: Hamish Mcneilly
A packet of vegetarian sausages is, optimistically, defrosting on a nearby coffee table at one Dunedin flat.
By: Hamish McNeilly
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has confirmed broadcaster Michael Laws will stand for the party in the Waitaki Electorate in November's election
A man maintained he only filmed some kissing during an incident where a teenage girl was sexually assaulted by two others, but that video has never been recovered.
Fire destroys abandoned Dunedin rest home VIDEO CREDIT: Hamish McNeilly
By: Hamish McNeilly
Rugby player considers herself lucky after head-high tackle VIDEO CREDIT: HAMISH MCNEILLY/STUFF
By: Hamish McNeilly
Blaze rips through scout hall in Dunedin VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
A social ad promoting alcohol delivery attracted three complaints to an advertising watchdog and the scorn of an MP.
By: Hamish McNeilly
A Dunedin musician and former owner of a high profile bar has been jail for “sickening and unconscionable” offending against a 15-year-old girl.
By: Hamish Mcneilly
A vulnerable 15-year-old girl was supplied drugs and had her photos used on social media sites to advertise her to a series of men for sexual services.
A former political figure involved in a late night bar incident can now be named.
