Karina Cooper is a News Director at the Northern Advocate based in Whangārei. With a passion for storytelling that centers on people, she covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, public security, government and politics, as well as hospitality and leisure. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewstalkZB, New Zealand Herald, Toni Street and Sa, and KCRG-TV9.
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Whangārei, New Zealand (Local)
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Karina Cooper's reporting primarily focuses on local news in Northland, New Zealand. Her coverage includes community events, government announcements, and evolving stories related to the region.
Given her focus on local events and community issues, Karina may be interested in pitches that highlight positive initiatives or ongoing community efforts within Northland. If you have information about local events or significant developments impacting the Northland area, it could resonate with her audience.
As she covers a range of topics such as government & politics, crime, entertainment news, family & relationships - consider tailoring your pitch to align with these themes while keeping the geographical focus on Northland.
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By: Karina Cooper
The $2m system is controlled by surgeons and does not operate autonomously.
Northlanders of all ages packed into Whangārei Airport to welcome home the Northland team, who ended a 48-year Ranfurly Shield drought on Thursday.
By: Karina Cooper
Diehard Taniwha fans shrugged off the wet weather to celebrate their home team and get up close to the heralded Log o' Wood.
By: Karina Cooper
Northland captain told fans the team plans to keep the Ranfurly Shield in the North.
Thirty-two teams are competing in the Federation Cup in Whangārei.
By: Karina Cooper
After losing his wife, Whangārei dad Jacob Davey embarked on an adventure with his young son to fulfil the bucket list she left behind.
By: Karina Cooper
After Daisy died of cancer, Jacob and Acer travelled to places she dreamed of.
By: Karina Cooper
Whangārei Girls' High School's XI hockey team have achieved their best Federation Cup finish in 19 years.
By: Karina Cooper
A southern right whale and her calf were spotted close to the Whangārei shore, in what the Department of Conservation called a “special experience”.
Northland defend the Ranfurly Shield as Sam Nock marks 100 games.
