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Ben Tomsett

Ben Tomsett

Verified

Multimedia Journalist, New Zealand Media and Entertainment

Dunedin

Beats

Primary beats

OpinionNew ZealEditorial

Secondary beats

TheatreEquityMediaRecoverySecurityCommunity NewsPlastic WasteNewsHome InteriorsDiversity In StemInvestingTechnologyHealthPoliciesReviewsCelebrity NewsLanguageAddictionHuman-Interest Stories

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New Zealand lifestyleLocal interest

Doesn’t Cover

music

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Medium Formats

Multimedia

Content

Total articles 953

  • Coroner to deliver findings into death of Gore toddler Lachie Jones in June

    By Ben Tomsett Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Lachie Jones, aged 3, was found dead in an oxidation pond near his Gore home. Composite image / Paul SlaterA coroner will deliver final findings into the death of Gore toddler Lachie Jones in June. On Thursday, Coroner Alexander Ho confirmed he has completed provisional findings in the inquest into the death of Lachlan Paul Graham Jones. Lachie was 3 years old when he was found dead in a Gore oxidation pond on January 29, 2019.

    By Ben Tomsett Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Dunedin hospital: Construction on inpatient building to resume mid-year

    By Ben Tomsett Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified “An advance notice will be published ... to complete the substructure for the building, which is an important step while commercial negotiations for the main construction continue,” he said. The substructure includes the installation of the lower slab, concreting, and plinths for base isolators – key structural features for the eventual above-ground building. Capping of the 324 piles already in place on the site is expected to begin mid-year.

    By Ben Tomsett Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • How a pub in a remote town at the bottom of the country became NZ’s best

    By Ben Tomsett Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified The award, presented in Auckland in front of 150 industry peers, many of whom Davies said “don’t even know where Te Anau is,” capped off nearly a decade of growth for first-time business owners Cam and Selina Davies. The pair purchased The Fat Duck in 2016, sight unseen. At the time, Davies was working as a chef on private yachts in Europe and the Caribbean, where he met Selina, who was a chief stewardess. While anchored in the Caribbean, Davies found the Fat Duck listing online.

    By Ben Tomsett Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Apr. 15, 2025

As seen in

Newstalk Zb,The Ensign,New Zealand Media And Entertainment,The Alternative Commentary Collective,Radio New Zealand (Rnz),New Zealand Herald,Otago Daily Times,Southland Express,Flipboard,Southern Rural Life,Energy Central

Company Info

New Zealand Media and Entertainment

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

+64 9-379 5050