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Melissa Stokes

Melissa Stokes

Verified

Reporter, 1 NEWS

Auckland

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business advertising travel and fishing. politics sport

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CRIME, WAR, POLITICS

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Total articles 29

  • Michael Campbell's surprising motivation behind historic US Open win

    By Melissa Stokes Verified| 1News Verified Michael Campbell made it to the top. He said as a ten year old growing up in Petone that he’d win a golf major, and he went out and did it. Only three New Zealanders have won them. He sits in the middle of two New Zealand's biggest names in golf, Bob Charles, and Lydia Ko.His run to become US Open champ began in 2005, and as the field dropped away it became apparent Pinehurst was about to witness a David and Goliath sized battle, with a certain Tiger Woods on the fairway.

    By Melissa Stokes Verified · 1News

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • Man behind 'nek minnit' speaks on the reality of going viral

    By Melissa Stokes Verified| 1News Verified It was all just a joke. A set up that made Levi Hawken and his mates laugh, riotously. Its maybe too far to say the joke backfired, but it changed Levi’s life forever and he didn’t love all of it. He’s the “Nek Minnit” guy, going viral back in 2011 in a big way – at the time, the saying was everywhere. Hawken said of the time: “I didn't really know that it was going to get that big.

    By Melissa Stokes Verified · 1News

    Feb. 14, 2025

  • Michael Campbell's surprising motivation behind historic US Open win

    By Melissa Stokes Verified| 1News Verified Michael Campbell made it to the top. He said as a ten year old growing up in Petone that he’d win a golf major, and he went out and did it. Only three New Zealanders have won them. He sits in the middle of two New Zealand's biggest names in golf, Bob Charles, and Lydia Ko.His run to become US Open champ began in 2005, and as the field dropped away it became apparent Pinehurst was about to witness a David and Goliath sized battle, with a certain Tiger Woods on the fairway.

    By Melissa Stokes Verified · 1News

    Mar. 07, 2025

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