Mildred Armah is a Reporter at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on North America and Latin America, as well as culture and society, healthcare systems, and wellness. Mildred's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, Waikato Times, The Press, and RNZ.
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Mildred Armah's coverage showcases a focus on local news, especially in New Zealand with emphasis on evolving and breaking stories. Her articles often center around crime, entertainment news, family & relationships. To effectively engage her, consider providing insights or personal stories related to the topics she covers such as immigration issues within New Zealand and Australia or human interest pieces about families and individuals impacted by these events.
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Karanama Ruru and Mildred Armah fast facts Around 10,000 people marched in Rotorua for Hīkoi mō te Tiriti on Friday, police say.
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Mildred Armah fast facts Eru Kapa-Kingi grew up witnessing poverty and inequality in Whangārei which motivated him to work in advocacy.
Mildred Armah fast facts The Hīkoi mō te Tiriti movement has spread worldwide, attracting support from actor Jason Momoa.
Mildred Armah fast facts Lucy McKenzie-Bridle, 18, from Wellington has made her acting debut in The Dining Table, a short film exploring isolation experienced by Deaf people.
Think “Little Drummer Boy” but more groovy and sultry, in the style of jazz, using percussion and a drum lead.
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Mildred Armah fast facts Aotearoa lacks resources to support ageing HIV patients, especially Māori and Pasifika, patient advocates say.
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Four out of five homeless women are Māori, prompting calls for a national strategy to address the issue.
Mildred Armah State Highway 32 Western Bay Road in Tihoi is closed near the intersection with Waihaha Road following a crash on Saturday morning.
Mildred Armah fast facts An intense front embedded in a “strong and moist northwesterly flow” is forecast to move north over the South Island on Sunday, and onto the North Island on Monday.
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