Helen Harvey is a journalist based in New Plymouth, New Zealand. She writes for local publications such as Stuff, Macfarlanes, and The Press, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, human interest stories, and business updates. Helen's work has also been featured in Lexology, showcasing her expertise in legal and regulatory matters.
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New Plymouth, New Zealand (Local)
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Helen's coverage mainly focuses on local events, people, and regional issues in Taranaki and New Plymouth. Her articles also cover a diverse range of themes such as entertainment news, health & wellbeing, crime, government & politics, family & relationships.
If you're looking to pitch to Helen Harvey for coverage or expert commentary opportunities, consider providing insights related to the mentioned themes within the context of Taranaki and New Plymouth. This could include human interest stories about notable individuals from the region or analysis of local events with potential impact on the community.
As her focus is primarily local (New Zealand), it would be beneficial to tailor pitches that have direct relevance or significance to this area. Offering exclusive access or unique perspectives related to Taranaki-based topics could potentially capture her attention.
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A Taranaki company is now offering specialist cardiac testing that wasn't previously available in the region.
Two New Plymouth children caused a bit of an upset when they beat a former New Zealand chess champion this month – even if he was playing 17 other people at the same time.
Helen Harvey Freemasons Taranaki is organising a series of health forums across the region.
After the trip of a lifetime a group of young Taranaki dancers are holed up in a hotel in Orlando, Florida waiting for Hurricane Milton to arrive and pass.
The weather was great this past weekend in Taranaki with some people even hitting the beach.
Helen Harvey Nykala Garrett is looking for a bit of Christmas cheer after a hard year.
Aspects of this story may be upsetting to some readers. Richard Old had been dead for about three weeks before anyone found him.
The first day of the Taranaki Arts Trail started off really well for nine of the artists involved, who had 79 visitors in the first four hours.
With its shelves largely empty, the New Plymouth Community Foodbank is spending $2000 every six days to buy enough food to meet a surging demand.
On Tuesday more than 40 people attended a service at St Mary's in New Plymouth to commemorate the 143 anniversary.
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