Maddison Gourlay is a journalist based in New Zealand, focusing on local news and events. With a passion for storytelling, Maddison covers a wide range of topics including sports, community events, human interest stories, and breaking news. Through her articles for Stuff, Maddison aims to bring the stories of everyday people to light and provide a voice for the local community.
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New Plymouth, New Zealand (Local)
Maddison Gourlay's coverage predominantly encompasses local news, particularly relating to crime and entertainment. Given the focus on evolving stories and breaking news, she may be open to pitches related to ongoing developments in crime or events happening within New Zealand.
With an emphasis on topics such as police, animals, outdoor activities, creative arts, and climbing accidents among others, potential sources for outreach could include local law enforcement officials providing insights into community safety initiatives or individuals involved in unique outdoor activities.
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V8 Supercar champion Shane van Gisbergen has confirmed his entry into the Daybreaker Rally.
By: Maddison Gourlay, Helen Harvey
Inglewood High School was advised to close after police were made aware of a threat against it. After making inquiries into the legitimacy of the threat police said they had no further safety concerns.
By: Maddison Gourlay
A report into the death of two climbers on Taranaki Maunga found evidence they did not have helmets or ice axes and chose a dangerous route for the night-time climb.
Two weeks of art and culture from 20 groups around Stoke wraps up on Sunday, with a co-organiser saying "it has been great".
By: Maddison Gourlay
Popular riding track in Fiordland could be nearing completion, after plan change takes riders off state highway and back to nature on the route between Te Anau to Manapouri.
An alarm activation followed by a 111 call about smoke coming from a room in a commercial building has firefighters using thermal imaging to determine a cause.
Due to the ever-growing shortage of lifeguards, New Plymouth District Council is looking a season ahead to get enough lifeguards for summer.
The pig that was nicknamed ‘Kevin Bacon’ and became famous for his appearances on Auckland’s North Western Motorway has a new home in Taranaki.
An Army Reservist with a 30-year career is heading to Germany to compete in the Invictus Games in remembrance of his fallen comrade and friend.
As a thank you for returning their backpack, two Feilding kids have gifted one of the four pet rocks it contained to the town's police station.
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