Will Johnston is a video editor for the New Zealand Herald and Stuff, focusing on local news in New Plymouth, New Zealand. With a passion for sports and community events, Will covers a wide range of topics including sports achievements, local development projects, and community initiatives.
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Will Johnston's coverage mainly focuses on local sports events and related community activities in New Plymouth, Taranaki. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to local sports events, community initiatives supporting sports or facilities in the area.
As his focus is primarily on event coverage with a strong emphasis on sports, any pitches should be aligned with these themes. For instance, providing insights into upcoming local sporting events or highlighting success stories within the Taranaki sporting community could resonate well with Will's coverage interests.
Given that he has a specific geographic focus on New Plymouth and Taranaki, ensure that your pitches directly relate to this region for better relevance.
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Hohepa Murray is well on track to become a New Zealand karaoke legend with five national titles to his name.
A run-of-the-mill New Plymouth District Council sub-committee meeting descended into a slanging match between mayor Neil Holdom and councillor Bali Haque on Wednesday.
Taranaki real estate agents say a decline in interest rates is starting to have an impact on the region's housing market, as listings are up to a near eight-year high.
Thick, low and slow moving fog is a quirk of New Plymouth's transition to summer.
A New Plymouth businessman who has spent thousands of hours patrolling the city's streets is applauding a new scheme that puts wardens in the central business district.
Heartland unions Thames Valley and King Country have been confirmed as Taranaki's Ranfurly Shield opponents during next year's pre-NPC campaign.
An idea dreamed up by New Plymouth philanthropist Bryce Barnett four years ago became a reality on Wednesday after Destination Kāwaroa's first stage was officially opened.
Strong winds have ripped into Taranaki this week, delaying flights, destroying gardens, ruining barbecue plans and bizarrely becalming New Plymouth's often torrid foreshore.
Owners of New Plymouth café say they are putting their own mental and physical health first and closing their business on Sunday.
Users of New Plymouth's Coastal Walkway will need to take extra care while crossing the nearby railway line this summer after the re-introduction of log trains.
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