James Halpin is a reporter based in Auckland, New Zealand. He has written for various publications including The Citizens' Voice, The Sun, The US Sun, The Irish Sun, and The Standard-Speaker. James covers a range of local news topics, from restaurant openings to dramatic events, and his work has been featured in both local and international publications.
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James Halpin's coverage mainly revolves around local news, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. His themes primarily cover entertainment news, crime, and house & home.
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By: James Halpin
RESIDENTS have told how their quaint village has been ruined after it became overrun with screaming kids and stag dos.
RESIDENTS have told how their quaint village has been ruined after it became overrun with screaming kids and stag dos. Locals in Matlock Bath in Derbyshire say they feel poorly because of the smell…
By: James Halpin
A MAN has told of the moment he found out his stolen debit card was used to buy a winning £4million scratchcard. Jon-Ross Watson and Mark Goodram, from Bolton, scooped the whopping sum with Joshua …
The trial for two men accused of abducting and sexually assaulting a teenage girl in Luzerne Borough is on hold until one of the defendants learns his sentence on federal charges of producing sexual images of the victim.
By: James Halpin
AN OAP says he would rather go to jail than pay council tax because potholes are so bad near his home.
A Hunlock Twp. man has been charged with fondling a young girl on two occasions while watching her roughly eight years ago.
Two holes that opened up on the West Side due to mine subsidence, including one that drained Toby Creek in Luzerne Borough over the weekend, have
A Dallas Twp. man caught in a citizen sting operation trying to meet up with a 15-year-old boy for sex has pleaded guilty to child sex charges.
Two Pike County men accused of attacking and seriously injuring a man during a dispute in Wilkes-Barre have pleaded guilty to assault charges.
A former Luzerne County sheriff's deputy was sentenced to a year of probation for obstructing justice by attempting to hide a knife her boyfriend used during a stabbing.
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