Zane Small is a Multimedia Journalist at ThreeNews. He covers a range of topics including Capital Markets, Economic Policy, and the Global, Local, and Regional Economies. Zane's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Age, WAtoday, MSN, Stuff, and Newshub.
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Zane Small's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Auckland, New Zealand, with a significant emphasis on crime, government & politics, real estate industry, and transportation. His articles often relate to evolving stories and cite data.
Given the focus on local news in Auckland and New Zealand, Zane may be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within these areas. Sources who can provide insights into crime trends, government policies affecting Auckland or New Zealand as a whole, real estate developments specific to the region, transportation issues at a local level could be particularly relevant for his reporting.
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- Experts in criminology providing analysis of crime trends
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- Local real estate professionals offering perspectives on housing market developments
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By: Zane Small
Govt and Auckland sign landmark deal, but don't agree on everything VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Zane Small
New Zealand First MP Shane Jones has defended comparing a proposed free trade deal between New Zealand and India to a “butter chicken tsunami”, describing his comments as “hyperbole”.
By: Zane Small
The Green Party has unveiled its final candidate list ranking ahead of the general election, as recent polls suggest sitting MPs could be at risk of not making it back to Parliament.
By: Glenn McConnell, Zane Small, Emma Ricketts, Jenna Lynch
PM Christopher Luxon's message after surviving confidence vote What you need to know:
By: Zane Small
Fuel and power price hikes to squeeze Kiwi household budgets The unemployment rate has dipped slightly to 5.3%, with 163,000 without work - a decrease from 165,000 in the previous quarter.
Greenpeace has depicted Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and US President Donald Trump riding a giant American-branded missile in a protest at Parliament against a potential critical minerals deal.
By: Zane Small
Shocking CCTV captures moment Auckland mother is beaten by neighbours CCTV obtained by Stuff shows the moment a mum in her 40s was attacked allegedly by neighbours at a Kāinga Ora property in Auckland.
By: Glenn McConnell, Zane Small
At Fieldays on Wednesday, Neville Pearson's wife saw a swarm of people scurrying across Mystery Creek. A lot of them were in blue jackets and tan chinos.
By: Zane Small
An uplift in manufacturing boosted economic growth in the three months to March, but the fuel shock "slow down" associated with the Middle East conflict is looming for the next GDP update.
By: Zane Small
ANALYSIS: It's not that often Christopher Luxon holds a public meeting, so when he held one in Whangārei about 300 curious locals showed up to hear what he had to say.
