Madeleine Crutchley is a Multimedia Journalist at NZME. She covers a diverse range of topics including fashion, food, art, and pop culture, with a particular focus on the fashion industry and music business. Madeleine's work has been featured in The Advertiser Foundation, New Zealand Herald, and The Business Herald.
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Madeleine's coverage focuses on the local scene in Auckland, New Zealand. She predominantly covers topics related to food and drink, with a focus on seasonal content, gift guides, and promotional deals.
To effectively reach out to Madeleine, consider providing her with exclusive seasonal recipes or unique culinary experiences specific to Auckland or New Zealand. Additionally, if you have insights into local holiday traditions related to food and drink or information about special promotions within the region, it may capture her attention.
Given her emphasis on house & home themes as well as travel & tourism at 51% and 25% respectively along with content focused mainly on food and drink along with fashion and design - relevant pitches could include interior design ideas for hosting events or travel-related features that tie into the culinary world of Auckland.
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By: Madeleine Crutchley
What will celebrities wear to create impact for a fraught fashion event?
By: Madeleine Crutchley
Harris Tapper, Twenty Seven Names, Kāhui Collective and Caitlin Crisp confirmed for 2026.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
Celebrate NZ Music Month in style. Plus, tracks to listen to while you do. Mark your calendars: May 29 is NZ Music T-Shirt Day.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
From Cate Blanchett sitting front row to shows that spotlighted formative histories.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
These basics will warm up the incoming winter months.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
From matcha to do-it-yourself barbecue and fizzy wine bars.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
Consult New Zealand designers for a sturdy pair of trousers that will see you through the day.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
These dresses and gowns bring frivolity for gathering in the wintertime.
By: Madeleine Crutchley
Musician Gin Wigmore has returned to New Zealand and opened a deli in the middle of Kingsland. After the lunch rush, and before the release of her fourth studio album, she tells Viva about her new life in Aotearoa.
