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.
Given her emphasis on live reporting and evolving stories, she may be interested in pitches related to breaking events or ongoing developments within the local community. This could include unique human interest angles tied to current events or insights from relevant experts who can provide commentary on unfolding situations.
For those looking to pitch Poppy Clark regarding entertainment news stories, consider highlighting how they relate specifically to the Auckland area or offer an angle that connects them directly with the local audience.
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A major earthquake, preliminarily assessed at magnitude 8.2, has struck the Philippines. This may change.
By: Poppy Clark
A serious two-vehicle collision has forced the closure of State Highway 1 in the Hurunui District this morning.
By: Poppy Clark
Schoolchildren scream as earthquake hits during morning assembly VIDEO CREDIT: Newsflare
Multiple fire crews were called in to help battle a blaze in Auckland early on Wednesday. Do you know more? Email [email protected]
Fire and emergency have been sent to two fires on the same street in Auckland on Wednesday morning. Do you know more? Email [email protected]
Temperatures across the motu have dropped below freezing on Wednesday morning as the warm air moves on.
Emergency services were called a to well involved house fire in Kaikohe on Thursday morning with 25 firefighters at the scene.
People across parts of both the North and South Island have woken to frosty temperatures on Thursday.
By: Chris Marriner, Poppy Clark
Police are investigating two suspicious morning fires that broke out just hours apart at the same Auckland property.
A man entered the water on Thursday night and failed to resurface.
