Annemarie Quill is a journalist at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of topics, primarily focusing on construction and real estate, business and economics, as well as lifestyle and wellness. Her work has been featured in prominent publications including Stuff, Sydney Hot News, Sun Media Limited, RNZ, Waikato Times, The Press, and The Post.
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Annemarie Quill's coverage primarily focuses on local stories, with a significant emphasis on evolving and breaking news. Her themes include crime, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
Given her focus on local news and evolving stories related to tragedies, government announcements, and crime, she may be interested in sources who can provide insights or commentary related to these topics within New Zealand. For example, experts or individuals involved in community initiatives addressing domestic violence or health issues might catch her attention.
As Annemarie's coverage is predominantly focused on local content within New Zealand, pitches should align with this geographical focus. Additionally, considering her interest in breaking news and evolving stories about tragedies or government announcements could increase the chances of effectively reaching out to her.
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Water falls onto supermarket meat cabinet VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
By: Annemarie Quill
The financial allure that's drawn New Zealanders across the Tasman in record numbers appears to be fading amid Australia's economic downturn.
By: Annemarie Quill, Shilpy Arora Gaikwad
What started as “just a regular cold” became a frightening trip to hospital for Nyree Thompson and her 3-year-old daughter.
By: Annemarie Quill
Health Minister: 'People are still waiting too long' VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
Housing, job and migration trends all point to the North Island being stuck in second gear while the South Island powers ahead.
A Tauranga teenager's first time overseas without his family has turned into “every parent's worst nightmare”.
A Tauranga teenager held in a Thai prison since his arrest last week over an alleged theft has had his bail release approved, his mother says.
By: Annemarie Quill
It was meant to be a dream trip to Thailand with his best mate, but Tauranga teenager Loukas Rainger's dream turned into a nightmare, ending with a “frightening” arrest and a lag in a Thai jail.
A Kiwi teen accused of stealing an $80 watch in Thailand will appear in court today hoping his charge will be dismissed and he can return home.
By: Annemarie Quill
Kiwi teen faces day in Thai court over alleged $80 watch theft VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff
