Kia ora, I'm a second-year journalism student at the New Zealand Broadcasting School. My main focus is covering the earthquake rebuild, but you can find me crafting stories about anything from court to sport. I have a particular interest in social and cultural issues.
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News bulletin, June 7th, 2019
Riverside markets set to open, some tiny creatures are in danger of death, and will woman's rugby take the lead?
Tiny shops, huge impact
Linwood's Tiny Shop Village is run by the community, for the community.
Community spirit keeps post shop alive
Run by volunteers, the Stanmore Road post shop is one of the only stand-alone post shops in New Zealand.
Calls to further fund high needs education
A Maori educator who runs a "life-changing" class for children with high needs says more funding is needed to get more students educated.
Supporting Muslim community a 'long-term effort'
A charity organisation is 'in for the long run' when it comes to supporting the Muslim Community.
Man flies within 5 metres of 'terrified' family
A man who flew within five metres of a family on a West Coast beach has been banned from flying for six months and ordered to pay $4500.
Bulk of $300m for multi-use stadium
The council has voted towards spending $220m of Government funding on a new multi-use stadium, despite being confronted by protestors.
Mo'unga's school coach says he'll 'play very well'
Richie Mo'unga will start No. 10 against Argentina, and his former high school coach is feeling confident.
Seven charged after harness racing raids
One man to appear in court today on charges related to raids on stables and propoerties.
Police raid harness racing stables
Harness racing identity Mark Purdon's stables among those raided, but he says police not interested in him.
Eight years on: The battle continues
Home owners are still battling insurance companies and EQC over unresolved claims.
Pay-out for uninsured red zone home owners
Some residential red zone home owners, who were uninsured, are set for a pay-out.
Man dies in crash
Motorcyclist killed in fiery crash on Aldwins Rd in Phillipstown, Christchurch.
House fire in Linwood
Two people hurt in blaze on Gloucester St.
Suspicious fire in Redwood
Neighbour not surprised by fire at vacant house. "It's a mess", says neighbour.
Weather: Keep the brolly close
After a fine start to the day, Christchurch faces cloudy southwesterly breezes and possible afternoon showers.