Jonathan Killick is a news journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand. He writes for Stuff and his work has also appeared in RNZ. Jonathan covers a wide range of local news topics, including crime, politics, entertainment, and human interest stories.
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Jonathan Killick's coverage indicates a focus on local news and evolving stories in Auckland, New Zealand. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, entertainment news, government & politics, tragedy, as well as weather and travel.
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A gap in the law that allows people to register vehicles in someone else's name has created all sorts of headaches for Kiwi drivers.
Jonathan Killick Crews are working to divert a major state highway through the notoriously unstable Brynderwyn Hills.
Jonathan Killick Motorists on Auckland's Northwestern Motorway have been surprised to see an electric scooter weaving through traffic, but the jury is still out on whether it's illegal.
By: Jonathan Killick
Jonathan Killick Neighbours of a grotty old home with grass growing out of the gutters and clumps of mould on the walls say they're concerned for tenants' welfare.
Jonathan Killick City Rail Link's chief executive says it's engineers have found no evidence that tunnelling beneath the Mercury Theatre caused cracks in the building's façade.
Jonathan Killick Māhina Bay, near Eastbourne, where a woman's body was found on Sunday morning. Juan Zarama Perini / The Post
Jonathan Killick Bethan Collings moved into a tiny home after the banks wouldn't give her a mortgage because she was single.
A disagreement over whether a Norfolk Pine tree could have survived damage caused by a tornado has landed a developer with tens of thousands of dollars in fines in the Auckland District Court.
Willie Jackson has proposed to host a media summit with industry heads and politicians.
Jonathan Killick The owner of a once elite country club and golf course is facing an application from a creditor for liquidation.
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