Hamish McNeilly is a journalist at Stuff. He specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, crime and justice, and the judicial system, with a focus on topics like the housing market, property management, and civil lawsuits. Hamish's work has been featured in notable publications including Sydney Hot News, RNZ, The Age, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Hamish Mcneilly's articles predominantly cover local news, with a focus on evolving and breaking stories related to crime, family & relationships, and entertainment. His coverage often includes incidents such as crime reports, accidents, disputes between locals, and heartwarming human interest stories.
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Government departments spent nearly $60,000 across three World Cup games involving the All Whites, it can be revealed.
By: Hamish McNeilly
When a mayor pointed out to a councillor on Zoom that she could see her washing, she instantly made it “a bigger story,” the councillor later said in emails.
By: Hamish McNeilly
Why thousands of dead lambs are being buried instead of recycled Warning: Some readers may find the contents of this story confronting
By: Nicholas Jones, Hamish McNeilly
Police are investigating a major cyber security incident in which it is suspected a large number of files relating to clinical trials have been stolen - including sensitive health information.
A former science educator turned convicted sex offender, who has indicated he would return to Spain upon his release, has won his appeal.
Expected trespass notice for Cr Benedict Ong VIDEO CREDIT: Stuff Welcome to the waiting game.
By: Hamish McNeilly
Jayden Broome damaged his head, ruptured his spleen, kidneys, and liver, and broke his pelvis, shoulder blades and ribs in the fall.
By: Hamish McNeilly
Saturday not looking too shabby for most of NZ The outlook for the Warriors will be known later today, but settled weather will almost certainly be on their side.
Emergency services were called to a fatal house fire on Matakana Island in the Bay of Plenty on Saturday morning.
When customers tried to enter a spiritual store in Rotorua, a group of religious protesters alleged the shop owner would ‘use witchcraft on you’.
