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)
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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The bridge is stuck in the up position, after closing to the public in January due to several faults and it's unclear when it will reopen.
By: Melanie Earley
TVNZ staff have rallied outside the broadcaster's Auckland headquarters to protest plans to axe shows and cut jobs
Ports of Auckland workers gathered on the streets outside Auckland Town Hall on Thursday to oppose the ports being leased out by the council.
Danielle Whittaker has died after a suspected overdose during celebrations for her 40th birthday on the Gold Coast in Australia. Photo: Supplied
Danielle Whittaker. Photo: Supplied Loved ones of a New Zealand woman who died on Australia's Gold Coast following a suspected overdose are trying to bring her body home.
Judy Donovan has not been seen since 23 March. Photo: Supplied / The Outdoor Access Commission
By: Melanie Earley
A woman says her and her daughter are lucky not to be seriously injured after a car spun out of control at a Northland car racing event, pushing a barrier into them.
Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation's Greenlane centre in Auckland. Photo: RNZ
A lot of time, money and planning goes into attending the school ball. Photo: SUPPLIED
Hakyung Lee appears in the High Court in Auckland in November, 2022. Photo: RNZ / Nick Monro
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