Melanie Earley is a Breaking News Reporter for Stuff, a New Zealand news outlet. With a focus on local news in Auckland, Melanie covers a wide range of stories including crime, accidents, and human interest pieces. Her work has also been featured in Sun Media Limited.
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Auckland, New Zealand (Local)
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Melanie Earley's coverage is largely focused on evolving local stories, especially those related to crime and missing persons. She appears to be particularly interested in breaking news and events with significant impact on the community.
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Rachel Lees, at 20, standing beside the founder and former leader of IBLP, Bill Gothard. Photo: Rachel Lees
Flooding in Churchill Street where water is at knee depth in some parts with residents planning to evacuate after sandbagging their homes. Photo: RNZ/Tess Brunton
By: Melanie Earley
White paint had been splattered around the house. Photo: Glenn Rust
Two months since the botched bathroom refurbishment, the handyman is yet to show up to the Disputes Tribunal and the refund still to be paid.
By: Melanie Earley
Defender Emirates Team New Zealand's co-skippers Peter Burling (L) and Nathan Outteridge (R) raise the America's Cup trophy during the trophy ceremony
By: Melanie Earley
Photo: Screenshot / Google Maps A police investigation is underway after a staff member at one of the country's most prestigious schools resigned over "inappropriate online activity".
The school was put into lockdown for an hour after parents went onto the school grounds.
The bus where Wednesday's fatal attack took place. Photo: RNZ / Lucy Xia A person who fatally stabbed a woman multiple times on a bus in Auckland's Onehunga on Wednesday is still on the run.
Mould covering the ceiling of a rental property in Auckland. Photo: SUPPLIED
By: Melanie Earley
Photo: Leonard Powell The families of the men who lost their lives in last year's severe Auckland weather want the response to the events investigated.
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