Melissa Nightingale is a Reporter at NewstalkZB. She specializes in a diverse range of themes including aviation and aerospace, health and wellness, crime and justice, and regional interest, often covering topics such as social issues and cryptocurrency. Melissa's work has been featured in prominent outlets including RNZ, the New Zealand Herald, Cigalah Group, and The Gisborne Herald.
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Melissa Nightingale's focus seems to be on local news, particularly in the Auckland area of New Zealand. She covers evolving stories and breaking news, with an emphasis on crime and entertainment news.
When reaching out to Melissa, consider providing updates or expert insights related to ongoing investigations or legal cases in the Auckland region. Additionally, pitches related to human interest stories or unusual events that capture public attention may also resonate with her coverage areas.
Given her focus on local news and evolving stories, offering exclusive interviews or access to firsthand accounts could enhance the appeal of your pitch. Keep in mind that she has a particular interest in content relevant to New Zealand-specific topics and incidents.
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By: Melissa Nightingale
Police need to know where to look before bringing in Search and Rescue.
By: Raphael Franks, Melissa Nightingale
A shark expert is urging people to respect sharks after a dead, pregnant bronze whaler shark was butchered and finned at Onehunga Bay Reserve
By: Melissa Nightingale
Maia Johnston, 19, has been missing since going for a walk last night. Mother says up to 100 family and community members have joined the search.
By: Melissa Nightingale
Mother Amy Walsh said up to 100 family and community members have joined the search. Johnston
By: Melissa Nightingale
Mother Amy Walsh said up to 100 family and community members have joined the search.
Mother Amy Walsh said up to 100 family and community members joined the search. A teenager missing for two nights in Upper Hutt has been found alive.
By: Melissa Nightingale
The Hamilton woman suffered multiple injuries after a fall by a waterfall in Upper Hutt bush. She was rescued yesterday afternoon after more than 40 hours missing.
By: Melissa Nightingale
The 19-year-old was in the first of many surgeries, her mum said.
By: Melissa Nightingale
Maia Johnston has shared a message with friends after being rescued from the bush. A Givealittle page
By: Melissa Nightingale
Maia Johnston has described her injuries after falling down a waterfall in Upper Hutt. A Givealittle page
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