Lucy Xia is a journalist based in New Zealand, writing for RNZ and the New Zealand Herald. With a focus on local news, Lucy covers a range of topics including immigration, crime, social issues, and current events. Her work has also been featured in Stuff.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Lucy Xia's focus on local New Zealand news, particularly concerning human resources and employment issues, suggests she would be responsive to pitches related to evolving stories involving labor exploitation, immigration concerns, and government announcements impacting these areas in the region.
Given her coverage of breaking news and evolving stories predominantly focused on local issues such as flooded homes and migrant worker exploitation, relevant sources with firsthand knowledge or direct involvement in similar situations may capture her attention. Additionally, experts able to provide insights into legal aspects of these matters could also be of interest.
Considering Lucy's strong emphasis on local content specific to New Zealand, pitching story ideas that align with this geographic focus will likely yield better results.
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Zhiqiang Wan claims he paid about $18,000 for his visa, and has only had three months of full time work through Prolink NZ over the past year and a half. Photo: RNZ / Lucy Xia
Prolink NZ Ltd, a labour hire company based on Auckland's Dominion Road, has been under investigation by INZ as early as September last year. Photo: RNZ / Lucy Xia
Chinese workers say they are still waiting for promised full-time jobs more than a year after authorities began investigating their employer.
Photo: RNZ/Marika Khabazi TVNZ reporters and camera operators are among those being called to meetings on Thursday to hear more about company's plans to axe 50 jobs in a bid to save $30 million.
TVNZ staff were told on Wednesday there was a proposal to get rid of 90 jobs at the broadcaster and create 41 new ones.
North Shore Hospital. Photo: rafaelbenari/123RF A man in his 70s died of a cardiorespiratory arrest just two days after being discharged
A man in his 70s died just two days after being discharged from North Shore Hospital.
An Auckland bus driver remains in hospital after a serious assault on Saturday night at the St Lukes bus hub, where he suffered fractured ribs and eye injuries, The New Zealand Herald reported. The driver, originally from the Philippines, was returning from a restroom break when he was attacked, according to Auckland Tramways Union President Gary Froggatt. The driver is expected to need extended recovery time.
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