Jo Lines-Mackenzie is a journalist based in Hamilton, New Zealand. She writes for the Waikato Times and her work has also been featured in Stuff, The Post, and The Press. Jo covers a wide range of local news stories, including community events, crime, transportation, and human interest stories.
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Jo Lines-Mackenzie focuses on local news, particularly incidents and evolving stories in the Hamilton region of New Zealand. She covers a significant amount of breaking news and evolving stories, primarily related to crime and some aspects of entertainment news.
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Hamilton Cemetery tour Halloween is over but Hamilton City Council is offering an opportunity to partake in a storytelling tour through Hamilton East Cemetery.
The latest Trade Me rental price index shows prices have fallen to an eight month low, with the median cost of a rental in the Waikato at $580 - down 0.9%
The bill for the Whangamarino Wetlands could be in the millions and come with an ongoing annual cost - on paper at least.
A fire started by a bolt from the sky is not uncommon - lightning strikes have caused more than 20 fires this year.
Information sought after assault A man allegedly grabbed at a girl passing his van in Hamilton, and police want to hear from witnesses.
As the Darleen Tana drama played out around him, Benjamin Doyle stood aside awaiting to become the Green's next MP.
What do a former professional rugby player, train driver and glazier have in common? They were on red watch, manning Hamilton's fire trucks on Guy Fawkes night.
By: Jo Lines-MacKenzie
It's been at least a decade in the making but the Hamilton Transport Centre is brighter and more welcoming.
Man in custody A man has been taken into custody after a child was approached in north Hamilton.
Donald Trump's success in the US elections could be the last straw for a number of farmers if his pre-election promise comes true.
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