Alecia Rousseau is a journalist based in Whanganui, New Zealand. She writes for Stuff and her work has also appeared in Sun Media Limited. Alecia covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Whanganui region.
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Alecia's coverage is primarily focused on local news, particularly crime and community issues within New Zealand, particularly the Whanganui region. She seems to cover evolving stories and breaking news, making her likely receptive to timely pitches related to ongoing events or developing situations in the area.
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A Manawatū crash victim has been described as a kind and generous soul who devoted her life to her three sons and community.
Alecia Rousseau An investigation has been launched after a man was allegedly attacked by a person trying to steal his car.
Alecia Rousseau A Palmerston North student is encouraging Pākehā and non-Māori to stand up for what they believe in even if they are scared of being the minority.
Alecia Rousseau and Janine Rankin The search for a man missing in the Manawatū River is entering its fifth day with kayakers searching the area he was last seen.
Alecia Rousseau A 48-year-old man is to appear in court charged in relation to an attempted car jacking at a Palmerston North car park.
“Her hard work and service have not gone unnoticed, and her influence has impacted many across Aotearoa and the world.”
The Royal New Zealand Air Force's 3 Squadron racked up more than a month's worth of flying hours in seven days as crews worked to save as many people as possible from roofs and rising flood waters.
Alecia Rousseau CONTENT WARNING: This story contains details that may be upsetting.
Alecia Rousseau A police investigation into the death of a Horowhenua man is ongoing, with no arrests made a month after his body was found at a lakeside park.
Alecia Rousseau A farmer who put thousands of gallons of sewage into a drain leading to a protected waterway has been fined $63,000.
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