Sandra Conchie is a journalist based in Tauranga, New Zealand. She writes for the New Zealand Herald and her work has also appeared in NewstalkZB and Cigalah Group. Sandra covers a range of local news topics, including crime, court cases, community events, and human interest stories.
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Tauranga, New Zealand (Local)
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Sandra Conchie's coverage is heavily focused on local events and news in Tauranga, New Zealand. Her articles mainly revolve around crime, entertainment news, and family & relationships. Given the nature of her work, she would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing local stories or breaking news within Tauranga.
If reaching out with a pitch for expert commentary or an announcement, consider how it relates to the topics Sandra typically covers such as court cases, police chases, community events like the Sikh Parade, lotto wins by locals or any other significant local event.
Given her focus on Tauranga and surrounding areas in New Zealand along with specific topics like crime and community events such as parades or lotto wins among others mentioned earlier; pitches should align closely with these criteria for effective outreach.
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Warning: Distressing content and graphic image A horse believed to have been spooked by fireworks was put down suffering “brutal” leg injuries after ripping through a wire fence on a rural property.
By: Sandra Conchie
The animal was euthanised after ripping through a wire fence.
By: Sandra Conchie
Frustrated residents of Osprey Drive in Welcome Bay, Tauranga want a speed bump removed due to vibrations likened to magnitude five “earthquakes” inside their houses.
By: Sandra Conchie
Neighbours in Welcome Bay want speed bumps on their street gone.
By: Sandra Conchie
He was four times over the limit but initially claimed he only had 2 beers.
By: Sandra Conchie
A drink-driving United States citizen who hit and severely injured a Tauranga dentist has failed in his bid to avoid conviction, with a judge saying that would not be an option for a New Zealander.
By: Sandra Conchie
'The only thing keeping me going is trying to stay strong to fight for the ban': owner
By: Sandra Conchie
Warning: Graphic image Environment Minister Penny Simmonds says she is “considering all options” in response to public concern about fireworks
By: Sandra Conchie
A father in one of the 10 Te Puna households evacuated as an “intense” wildfire threatened homes has praised emergency responders, who remain at the scene two days later.
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