Mildred Armah is a Pou Tiaki Reporter at Stuff. She focuses on health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with particular attention to consumer health, mental health, and climate change. Mildred's work has been featured in Stuff, Waikato Times, The Press, RNZ, and The Post.
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By: Mildred Armah
Level 4 water restrictions have been imposed in the Hurunui District townships of Hawarden and Waikari as emergency services respond to a large fire on Saturday.
By: Mildred Armah
Teenager with kidney disease may have to leave NZ VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Mildred Armah
The son who has never set foot in New Zealand VIDEO CREDIT: Lawrence Smith A father came to New Zealand hoping to build a safer future for his family.
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Wave damage at Peter Maich's property VIDEO CREDIT: SUPPLIED Before Peter Maich built protection works along his property, he used to watch pieces of his land fall away and feel like crying.
A caravan traveller in St Bathans says the snow has turned the small Central Otago settlement into something “just like Narnia”.
Police have recovered the body of a man from Wellington Harbour on Sunday afternoon.
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Two flood risk ratings leave apartment owners in limbo VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff Stuff wants to tell the inspiring and powerful human stories that touch real people.
