Tony Wall is a Reporter at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, architecture, culture, and wellness, with a particular focus on early childhood education, legal reform, and cultural movements. Tony's work has been featured in notable publications such as RNZ, The Post, and The Press.
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Tony Wall's coverage focuses on local New Zealand stories, particularly crime, controversies, and personal narratives. His reporting includes evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
When reaching out to Tony with story ideas or expert commentary, consider topics related to ongoing investigations, controversial events or figures in New Zealand. Additionally, pitches revolving around human interest stories and issues concerning government policies and politics within the country are likely to align well with his reporting interests.
Given his focus on local content within New Zealand involving crime-related matters as well as personal accounts of individuals affected by these events, sources who can provide insightful perspectives from within the community or have expertise in relevant areas may find success when pitching to him.
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By: Tony Wall
Councils were told almost a year ago about noise at Lane Cove, Whangaroa, where a convicted killer and his mates have allegedly been disturbing the peace.
By: Tony Wall
The Department of Conservation (DoC) has placed an alert on its website warning visitors to a remote hut in the Far North to expect loud music from local boaties, one of whom Stuff has revealed is a convicted killer.
Tamsin Trainor took a successful private prosecution a decade ago, now she’s won an apology and $20,000 from Corrections.
By: Poppy Clark, Chris Marriner, Tony Wall
Police say they ‘continue to liaise with relevant agencies to ensure the children’s wellbeing’.
Stuff understands the film star was behind the wheel of a customised matte black Tesla that crashed into a parked taxi.
Shocking CCTV footage of a brutal attack on a prisoner at Upper Hutt's Rimutaka Prison has surfaced online, prompting an investigation by the Department of Corrections.
By: Tony Wall
The Event Girl, an events company owned by former South Waikato District Councillor Rebekah Garner, has collapsed owing more than $600,000 to
By: Tony Wall
Among the creditors of events company The Event Girl, placed into liquidation owing more than $600,000, is a Tokoroa women's refuge. Tony Wall investigates.
By: Tony Wall
Police have been forced to apologise and offer compensation to a woman they charged with attempting to murder her disabled adult daughter, after
A High Court judge has ruled that findings of a Ministry of Justice audit relating to how legal aid cases are assigned to law firms is of public interest and can be published.
