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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A Christchurch couple will be sad to say goodbye to their loyal customers, but less sad they won't have to wake-up so early.
By: Hamish McNeilly
A one man crime wave at a small port town ended with him being chased with a stick and a citizen's arrest.
By: Hamish McNeilly
Police are taking a “zero tolerance” approach over youths carrying weapons after attending an armed stand-off at Dunedin's bus hub, the scene of a previous fatal stabbing.
By: Hamish Mcneilly
A man pushed a male server away and then brandished a knife after discovering the restaurant did not have any pineapple juice.
A Dunedin liquor store was targeted by thieves in an early morning smash and grab.
Feral goats had become a familiar sight along the Cromwell Gorge, but no longer, after dead-eye contractors shot 560 of them.
The youth behind the fatal stabbing of another teenage boy at Dunedin's bus hub has assaulted another youth, the Parole Board has heard.
Undergarments on display and “a person locked in a shower”? A Dunedin councillor’s appearance in a Zoom call is raising eyebrows, and questions.
The café created at 10.1m cheese roll in what it hopes is a new world record.
By: Hamish McNeilly
A supermarket giant has been warned over its repeated failure to hand over CCTV footage of a suspected drink driver, as one if its store was slapped with a five-day booze ban
