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.
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By: Jimmy Ellingham
Stanley Waipouri was murdered in his Palmerston North flat in 2006. Photo: SUPPLIED Warning: This story contains details some readers may find upsetting.
Palmerston North District Court. Photo: RNZ/Ana Tovey Content warning: This story contains discussion of sexual abuse of children.
Photo: RNZ / Robin Martin Content warning: This story contains discussion of sexual abuse of children.
Shane Emeny's belongings fill his New Plymouth motel unit. Photo: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham
By: Jimmy Ellingham
Steve Watt made a complaint in the late 1990s after being abused at the Lake Alice child and adolescent unit. Photo: RNZ/ Jimmy Ellingham
By: Jimmy Ellingham, Anneke Smith
Robyn Dandy wouldn't visit the site for decades, but says it has now changed. Photo: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham
Earlier this year Checkpoint revealed that in Health NZ's northern region operate mostly at 100 percent capacity. Photo: Bret Kavanaugh / Unsplash
You wouldn't buy your kid a sibling as a present, so don't buy a companion animal without thinking very hard, an animal charity says.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
An animal rescue charity has a Christmas message of its own, ahead of a busy holiday season: You wouldn't buy your child a sibling as a present, so don't buy a companion animal without thinking very hard.
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