Peter de Graaf is a local journalist based in New Zealand. He writes for the New Zealand Herald and Stuff, covering a range of topics including local news, human interest stories, and cultural events. His work has also been featured on NewstalkZB, showcasing his expertise in reporting on issues affecting the community.
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Peter de Graaf's articles primarily focus on local news and community-related events in Northland, New Zealand. He often covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to entertainment news, crime, family & relationships.
For pitches to Peter de Graaf, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in ongoing local events or community issues within Northland. Topics related to tourism trends or the impact of current events on the local community may also be well-received. Additionally, experts or spokespersons with knowledge of regional government policies and their effects on the community might interest him.
As his coverage is focused locally within Northland and New Zealand at large, any pitched content should directly relate to these areas for maximum relevance.
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“We didn’t think too much of them until we started catching a lot of them."
By: Peter De Graaf
Employed staff already work 40-60 hours a week plus additional shifts.
Doctors say a hefty pay cut for short-term staff is part of the problem
By: Peter De Graaf
Stressed-out nurses in Dargaville are going on strike over fears for staff and patients while there is no doctor at the beleaguered hospital
The gingko-toothed beaked whale was discovered on a beach at Te Kaha near East Cape.
A body was found inside a burnt vehicle at Northland's Ripiro Beach. Photo: Supplied
Even seasoned horticulturalists don't recognise the young trees.
The conversion of former dairy paddocks alongside State Highway 10 at Kapiro has sparked much conjecture in recent months — what are the plants, who's growing them, and why?
Hīkoi mō te Tiriti participants have started a 9-day journey to Wellington.
The hapū went to the Environment Court to stop a subdivision on land next to Onoke Pā in Te Kamo.
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