Jimmy Ellingham is a field correspondent at RNZ. With a robust background in journalism spanning over a decade, he focuses on themes such as healthcare, public health, and consumer health, while also covering topics like mental health and patient care. His work has been featured in notable publications including Indian Weekender, Stuff, and the New Zealand Herald.
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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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The White Ferns haven’t played a test in 22 years, or hosted one in 31.
Current photos of Paul Joseph Dally, who raped and murdered 13-year-old Karla Carbon in May 1989, cannot be published.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
Three low-flying helicopters are leading efforts in the latest muster of wild horses on the central North Island's Kaimanawa Range this week, although few animals will leave the slopes for new homes.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
The death by suicide of a 21-year-old university student in an overcrowded mental health unit that wasn't fit for purpose was preventable, a coroner has ruled.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
A mystery defecator has struck again - closing a much-loved fernery in Masterton while cleaning teams wiped up their mess.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
Fourteen staff members at Ngā Wai Ngāro have been forced off work after being assaulted by patients.
By: Jimmy Ellingham
Officials have decided not to appeal against a court ruling that found a government department responsible for considering claims for abuse in care wasn't following its own assessment policy
The parents of 21-year-old student who died by suicide at a mental health ward are opposing a name suppression application for one of the medical professionals responsible for her care.
