Ric Stevens is a journalist based in Auckland, New Zealand, with a focus on local news. He writes for publications such as the New Zealand Herald and NewstalkZB, and his work has also been featured on RNZ. Ric covers a wide range of topics, including crime, court cases, social issues, and human interest stories, providing in-depth reporting on local events and their impact on the community.
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Ric Stevens' coverage is deeply focused on local crime and legal proceedings in New Zealand, particularly Auckland. He frequently incorporates expert commentary, announcements, and evolving stories into his articles. For those looking to pitch to Ric, consider providing insights from experts within the field of criminology or law enforcement who can offer valuable perspectives on local crime trends or specific cases. Additionally, individuals with a deep understanding of the New Zealand legal system may find success in offering commentary on ongoing court cases or legal developments within Auckland.
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By: Ric Stevens
Seven Black Power members attacked a Nomad inmate after 'an unwanted sexual advance'.
By: Ric Stevens
The men, who are linked to an Auckland furniture company, haven't been arrested.
By: Ric Stevens
The doctor felt "very overwhelmed" during an exceptionally busy night in ED.
Police have obtained a restraining order over real estate and bank funds owned by two men allegedly involved in a $2 million fraud against the Ministry of Social Development.
The 23-year-old appealed his sentence saying jail would hinder his ability to be a dad.
Collins Ezeala wants back the $32,530 taken from his car by New Zealand police in 2010. The High Court ruled it's too late for Ezeala to reclaim the money.
By: Ric Stevens
Coronial Inquest: The deaths are among 18 linked to the Auckland floods and Gabrielle.
Jinwoo Park, 21, drowned in Lake Wānaka, possibly after developing a sudden abnormal heart rhythm.
Logged on Logging 2020 Ltd has to pay $330,000 in reparation and consequential loss but is in liquidation and cannot pay a fine.
Police found loaded firearms and $300,000 worth of drugs and cash at an Airbnb in Karapiro. Methamphetamine dealer Jonathan Clay Spear was sentenced to six years in prison.
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