Natalie Akoorie is a reporter based in Auckland, New Zealand. She writes for various media outlets including RNZ, New Zealand Herald, and NewstalkZB. Natalie covers a wide range of local news topics, with a particular focus on crime, legal issues, social justice, and human interest stories.
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Natalie Akoorie's coverage primarily revolves around local issues in New Zealand, with a focus on legal matters, evolving stories, and breaking news related to family & relationships, entertainment news, human resources & employment, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and crime. Given the nature of her articles which often involve sensitive topics such as workplace stress over student suicides or unsolved murders among others she may be looking for sources who can provide deep insights into these areas.
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By: Rowan Quinn, Natalie Akoorie
Disruption to patient care from a nationwide junior doctors strike is bordering on unsafe, a senior doctor claims, despite what health officials say.
The director of an engineering firm fraudulently signed off designs for thousands of houses in 42 districts of New Zealand. Photo: Supplied/ Dan Bailey
By: Natalie Akoorie
Photo: Supplied/ Dan Bailey An engineer who forged the signatures of two higher-qualified colleagues in a wide-scale fraud has been sent to jail for four and a half years.
(file image) Photo: 123RF A $70,000 app to help Hamilton City Council staff with te reo has one councillor calling for closer scrutiny of "pet projects" as ratepayers face an unprecedented rates rise.
Photo: Supplied / NZ police A woman missing from Hamilton for almost 24 hours has been found, police say. Cassandra Clarkin was found safe just after 3.30pm.
By: Natalie Akoorie
Hamilton City Council. Photo: Hamilton City Council Hamilton ratepayers fork out $1.6 million a year in salaries for their 18-member city council, but one councillor didn't attend a third of its meetings.
Hamilton councillors have been queried about their attendance.
By: Natalie Akoorie
Te Waka, which began in 2018 to drive economic performance in the fourth-largest region in the country, is the smallest and lowest-funded agency.
By: Natalie Akoorie
The patient was told she would need another lung x-ray but this was never followed up. (File photo) Photo: NICK VEASEY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
By: Natalie Akoorie
A $131 million rebuild of the Henry Rongomau Bennett Centre is set to open in mid-2026. Photo: Supplied
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