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Maryana Garcia
Verified
Multimedia Journalist, New Zealand Media and Entertainment
New Zealand
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Biography
I cover crime, Court, politics, and the work of emergency services. Based in Hamilton, I report on stories of national and international interest such as the death of Kīngi Tūheitia Pōtatau Te Wherowhero VII, the manhunt for Tom Phillips, coastal inter-gang conflicts, and history-making court and coronial cases. I first cut my news teeth as a regional reporter for the Rotorua Daily Post and Bay of Plenty Times writing about health, crime, and local democracy. During my time in the regions, I reported from the frontlines of the Covid-19 pandemic, Cyclone Gabrielle and covered the local effects of the war in Ukraine, troop withdrawals from Afghanistan and protests in Iran.
Local Democracy
I try and hit them all!
Content
By Maryana Garcia Verified| Newstalk ZB Verified In the lead-up to Easter, Hamilton’s famed traditional bakery Volare has a trilogy of achievements to celebrate. Four months into its 16th year, the business has opened a new store, moved into a bigger bakery and won the Silver Award in Baking NZ’s Great New Zealand Hot Cross Bun Competition. Maryana Garcia visited the Gallagher Drive premises this week to see what all the fuss was about.
By Maryana Garcia Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified In the lead-up to Easter, Hamilton’s famed traditional bakery Volare has a trilogy of achievements to celebrate. Four months into its 16th year, the business has opened a new store, moved into a bigger bakery and won the Silver Award in Baking NZ’s Great New Zealand Hot Cross Bun Competition. Maryana Garcia visited the Gallagher Drive premises this week to see what all the fuss was about.
By Maryana Garcia Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified One person has died after a crash in Temple View, Hamilton. Waikato Police said the single-vehicle crash on Tuhikaramea Rd was reported to emergency services at 10.30am. “One person died at the scene, a second person received minor injuries.”Police said the road was “expected to be closed for a significant period of time” while a scene examination was carried out.
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New Zealand Media and Entertainment