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Poppy Clark's coverage centers around local news in Auckland, New Zealand with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news. She covers a wide range of topics such as weather, entertainment news, crime, television, and events.
Given her emphasis on live reporting and evolving stories, she may be interested in pitches related to breaking events or ongoing developments within the local community. This could include unique human interest angles tied to current events or insights from relevant experts who can provide commentary on unfolding situations.
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An investigating is underway after a dramatic blaze swept through a Dargaville commercial property, home to a local Subway franchise, on Tuesday night.
Emergency services are battling a “roof void” fire in Porirua's Aotea suburb on Wednesday afternoon. Do you know more? Email [email protected]
Detective Inspector Scott Anderson confirmed police discovered the body of 21-year-old Braydon Hepworth buried at the rear of a Hereford St address on October 8.
The worst of the rain may be moving on, but winter isn't quite done with us yet.
An investigation has been launched after an Auckland school bus allegedly left young passengers in an unfamiliar area to make their own way home.
A climber killed in an avalanche in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park was tackling a peak marketed as an “intermediate” climb – but alpine experts warn
The man who lost his life in an Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park avalanche was Troy Forsyth, an experienced ski mountaineer who was accompanied by companions when he died on Sunday morning.
Hail, heavy rain and strong winds set to batter NZ on Thursday A fast-moving front pushing north is bringing heavy rain and strong winds across parts of the country.
The young girl who was critically injured in a violent incident at Auckland's Myers Park on the weekend is expected to leave hospital in the next few days.
Snow is settling in parts of the South Island as a front moves across the country, leaving most of Aotearoa facing a wet Friday.
