Jimmy Ellingham is a local journalist based in Palmerston North, New Zealand. He writes for the New Zealand Herald and RNZ, with his work also appearing in Stuff. Jimmy covers a range of local news topics, including community events, environmental issues, crime, and human interest stories.
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Palmerston North, New Zealand (Local)
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Jimmy Ellingham's coverage focuses on local news in Palmerston North, New Zealand. His articles cover a variety of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news with themes such as crime and family & relationships.
To effectively pitch to Jimmy, consider providing insights into local events or developments related to government policies and their impact on the community. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal policy regulations or can offer unique perspectives on ongoing cases within the region, it may capture his interest. Lastly, offering human-interest stories relating to fundraising efforts or recovery from natural disasters could also resonate well with his coverage focus.
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About 900 athletes are taking part in the national gymnastic champs. Photo: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham
By: Jimmy Ellingham
Lake Alice survivor Steve Watt is poised to receive an apology from the Medical Council. Photo: RNZ/ Jimmy Ellingham
Lake Alice survivor Malcolm Richards needs a transfer to Wellington for a triple heart bypass. Photo: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham
Some of the Polish children who arrived in New Zealand as refugees during WWII, with Red Cross nurses, in 1944. Photo: Archives-of-New-Zealand-Red-Cross
One of the Polish children drives the route taken 80 years ago. Photo: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham
Figures obtained by Checkpoint showed there were 656 mental health vacancies in New Zealand, including 380 registered nurses and 130 psychiatrists.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
Photo: RNZ / Andrew McRae A psychologist associated with Lake Alice in the 1970s is still providing services for ACC
Anna Sophia of the Marton Counselling Centre. Photo: Jimmy Ellingham / RNZ
Marton Counselling Centre is now fighting for survival, furious about its plight compared with Mike King's well-funded Gumboot Friday programme.
The new highway between Manawatū and Tararua is expected to open in the middle of next year, possibly with a toll. Photo: RNZ/Jimmy Ellingham
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