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)
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.
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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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When Dean Hatcher went into hospital for rotator cuff surgery, he had no idea he would still be off work four years later.
David Bennett got an email “out of the blue” one day telling him his picture was going to be on a New Zealand Post stamp.
Nora Lynch had both New Plymouth's mayor and MP visit her on her 104th birthday on Wednesday.
Tamsin Roberts is 44, not the age normally associated with needing a hip replacement.
By: Max Hobbs, Helen Harvey, Freddy Rendall, Lorna Emson
+1 more... Last week, the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) published its new strategy for 2024-2029.
A quick look at some of the Anzac services to be held around the maunga on Anzac Day.
Ron Bingham wears support stockings on both legs from below the knee.
Last Tuesday was one year since Miles and Lincoln Jury were born but only nine months since their actual due date.
Brothers Oskar and Thatcher Ellmoos will have little acting to do when their school production starts after being cast to play, well, brothers.
By: Nathan Burgard, Helen Harvey, Lorna Emson, Max Hobbs
A retired social worker who held up a placard outside a climate trial that read “Jurors you have an absolute right to acquit a defendant according to your conscience” will not face legal action following the High Court ruling in
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