Tim McCready is the Convenor of Judges at New Zealand Herald. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in APAC, agriculture and farming, as well as aviation and aerospace. Tim's work often highlights themes related to Asia, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands, AgriTech, and sustainable agriculture.
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Tim McCready's articles focus on local business, trade, awards, and sustainability in New Zealand with a strong emphasis on citing data and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or commentary from local business leaders or industry experts related to the topics he covers. Furthermore, sharing relevant data-backed analysis or exclusive access to newsworthy statistics can increase the chances of grabbing his attention.
Given his focus on government announcements and press releases, pitches featuring unique insights into governmental policies impacting businesses in New Zealand are likely to be well-received.
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Motor Trade Finance debuts at rank 27 with assets of $1228m.
By: Tim McCready, Herald Mar
Eden Park chief executive Nick Sautner has spent years making the case for Auckland to think bigger.
Auckland needs to treat growth as a system rather than a set of isolated fixes.
By: Tim McCready, Herald Mar
As chairman of Auckland Council's Policy, Planning and Development Committee, Auckland councillor Richard Hills sits at the centre of the debate over how the city will grow.
By: Tim McCready
Robert Wall has returned home to lead Invest New Zealand. Three months in as the inaugural chief executive, he tells Tim McCready what the agency is focused on.
Biosecurity remains the sector’s top priority, scoring 9.40 out of 10 this year.
By: Tim McCready
New Zealand's food and fibre sector could disappear tomorrow and global markets would barely notice.
By: Tim McCready
When conflict in the Middle East threatened to disrupt New Zealand's fuel supplies, the organisations critical to the country's trade and international connectivity were forced to confront just how exposed they were.
ICBC New Zealand is financing infrastructure projects from roads to schools.
