Poppy Clark is a National Reporter at Stuff. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental services, and natural resources, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Poppy's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, and RNZ.
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Poppy Clark's coverage centers around local news in Auckland, New Zealand with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. She covers a wide range of topics such as weather, entertainment news, crime, television, and events.
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Police are continuing to investigate a sudden death after roads were blocked near Blenheim on Tuesday afternoon.
3N_WEATHER_200526.mp4 There's a real contrast between the North and South Island on Thursday, with heavy rain and strong wind watches issued.
Police are still trying to determine how the body of an infant came to be left beside a rural road near Blenheim, with officers expressing concern for the infant's mother and wider family.
By: Poppy Clark
All severe weather watches and warnings issued for the South Island have lapsed, and it's looking to be a rather settled weekend across Aotearoa.
By: Poppy Clark
The young Kiwi who was accepted to Harvard University in 2020 is nearing the end of her journey there, but not before picking up a prestigious award.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon gave RNZ co-host John Campbell a warning following a question about the potential influence of corporate interests on Government policy.
By: Poppy Clark
Mystery still surrounds the whereabouts of the mother of an infant found dead on a rural Blenheim road last Tuesday.
A Whakatāne diver who died after getting into trouble in rough water has been remembered as a man with “a heart of gold”.
The Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) has closed both campus sites on Wednesday morning due to a potential security threat.
An Auckland burger joint was victim to daylight robbery in what the owner has described as a “bizarre hospitality moment”.
