Miriam Bell is a senior business reporter with a focus on local news in New Zealand. She writes for publications such as Waikato Times, The Press, and The Post, and her work has also appeared in Stuff. Miriam covers a wide range of topics including economic management, real estate, small businesses, and technology in the business sector.
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Miriam's articles primarily focus on the local real estate industry in New Zealand, often citing data and government announcements. She may be interested in pitches related to trends or developments within the real estate market, including housing sales, mortgage rates, construction projects led by women, and holiday property markets.
Given her coverage emphasis on citing data and governmental announcements related to business and real estate topics, she could be receptive to expert commentary offering analysis of government policies impacting these sectors or insights into emerging tech affecting the real estate industry. If you can offer unique perspectives backed by relevant statistics or official statements from authorities in these fields, it might capture Miriam’s attention.
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Summerset Group reports strong sales over the first half of the year. Supplied
Property for Industry has announced a $21.2 million half year after tax profit, despite challenging market conditions over the past 18 months.
Vulcan Steel's after-tax profits were down 55% to $40m in the 2024 financial year. Kelly Schicker / Waikato Times
Tourism Holdings is the largest provider of campervans for rent and sale in New Zealand and Australia. Supplied
Victoria Avenue in sought-after Remuera in Auckland was home to last year's most expensive house sale. homes.co.nz
Precinct Properties chief executive Scott Pritchard in Commercial Bay Auckland. Supplied
There has been an agreement in the Western Australian leaky pipe problem, but its set to cost Fletcher Building A$155 million. Supplied
New Master Electricians chief executive Alexandra Vranyac-Wheeler sees challenges as opportunities. BRUCE MACKAY / The Post
House of Travel founder Chris Paulsen has announced his retirement after 55 years in the industry. House of Travel
By: Miriam Bell
The growing number of retirement village units is driven by continued demand from the country's aging population. Supplied
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