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Assistant News Director and Multimedia Journalist, New Zealand Herald

Kiri Gillespie

Verified

Assistant News Director and Multimedia Journalist, New Zealand Herald

Tauranga

Beats

Primary beats

PoliticsNew Zeal

Secondary beats

HousingChildrenFestivalsCommunity EventsNewsMilitancyTradePop CultureFamiliesNASAConsumer TechRemoteInternational AffairsJazz

Biography

Final Covers

Doesn’t Cover

Seniority Positions

Senior

Industries

Medium Formats

Television,Digital

Content

Total articles 1098

  • Available on paid plans

    Southland pensioners ‘selling up’ as soaring rate bills take their toll

    By Negotiation Wainui, Kiri Gillespie Verified

    Oct. 11, 2024

  • Available on paid plans

    Will The Block NZ ever return to Kiwi screens? What former judge and winners say

    By Kiri Gillespie Verified

    Sep. 18, 2024

  • Available on paid plans

    Southland pensioners ‘selling up’ as soaring rate bills take their toll

    By Negotiation Wainui, Kiri Gillespie Verified

    Oct. 11, 2024

As seen in

Newstalk Zb,Bay Of Plenty Times,Up To Speed With Te Reo Māori,Smart Money,Radio New Zealand (Rnz),Rotorua Daily Post,New Zealand Herald,Otago Daily Times,Ein News,MSN New Zealand,Flipboard

Company Info

New Zealand Herald

The NZ Herald is New Zealand's leading news organization, established in 1863 as a daily newspaper. It has evolved into a multimedia news provider, recognized as the most-read print and digital news source in the country. Owned by NZME Publishing Limited, the NZ Herald is part of New Zealand Media and Entertainment, which was formed through the merger of APN New Zealand and The Radio Network. The NZ Herald publishes the most widely circulated daily and weekend newspapers in New Zealand, with a readership significantly higher than its nearest competitor. Its digital platform attracts over 2 million unique users each month, offering a wide range of content including breaking news, politics, business, sports, and lifestyle. The organization employs hundreds of journalists across the country, ensuring comprehensive coverage of local and national stories. Additionally, it maintains extensive historical archives, documenting over 160 years of reporting.

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

Founded: 2014