Jake Kenny is a journalist based in New Zealand, with a focus on local news. He has written for various publications including The Press, Stuff, Waikato Times, The Post, and has also been featured on RNZ. Jake covers a wide range of topics including crime, legal battles, human interest stories, and community events.
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Jake Kenny's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, evolving stories, and breaking news in New Zealand. He seems to prioritize articles related to homicide, police investigations, legal battles, workplace abuse, and other local crime-related incidents.
Given the nature of his coverage, sources with direct knowledge or involvement in ongoing cases may be useful for providing insights. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on legal matters or law enforcement procedures within the context of New Zealand’s jurisdiction could also be valuable resources for Jake Kenny’s reporting.
Considering his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime in New Zealand—especially those involving ongoing investigations—he may find value in speaking with individuals directly involved in these cases as well as experts who have experience dealing with similar situations within the country.
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Marlanna Harris once spoke candidly about spending much of her adult life moving in and out of prison, and wanting to better things for herself.
By: Jake Kenny, Shannon Redstall
Apprentice diesel mechanic Josh Masters, left, pictured with his grandfather Paul Grenier and sister Beka Baker. SUPPLIED / Supplied
By: Jake Kenny
The latest chapter in Robert Walker's feud with Christchurch property developer Dave Henderson has seen him struck off as an accountant. (file photo)
Prolific fraudster Racheal Gray (aka Rachel Armstrong) on the day she married one of her victims. Supplied
Michael John Topp, 36, killed his 3-month-old daughter by shaking her, but denies it was murder. CHRIS SKELTON / The Press
Police are investigating three fresh complaints against Mama Hooch rapists Roberto and Danny Jaz.
By: Jake Kenny, Brett Kerr-Laurie
A Christchurch man who allegedly filmed a string of young women in bathrooms without their consent will keep his name secret for now.
By: Jake Kenny
Nic Ross was a keen ministock and stock car racer and drove trucks for STL Linehaul. Caltex Hornby
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