Alex Casey is a local journalist based in Christchurch, New Zealand. She writes for Tech Investor News, The Spinoff, and the New Zealand Herald, with her work also appearing in Stuff. Alex's articles cover a range of topics, including technology, pop culture, entertainment, and New Zealand-specific stories.
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Alex Casey predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on New Zealand-specific content. She may be interested in features or interviews related to local music, television, events, and other forms of entertainment within the Christchurch area.
Given her coverage attributes like event coverage and expert commentary, she would likely be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming local events, behind-the-scenes stories from the entertainment industry in New Zealand or opinion pieces from experts in relevant fields.
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Alex Casey chats to David Lomas about the art of finding needles in haystacks.
Alex Casey talks to the makers of TVNZ's new docudrama retelling the stories of Dilworth survivors. This story contains reference to sexual abuse, please take care.
By: Alex Casey, Tara Ward
From the Jono and Ellie bombshell to the return of Collins, we look at back at the final episodes of Married at First Sight Australia 2024.
We scoured the archives to unearth these highlights from 47 years of the show.
This week we're celebrating 25 years since the first episode of Popstars, a series that cemented TrueBliss in our pop culture history and created a new genre of reality television.
Popstars wasn't just a reality television revolution, it was also a huge moment for Y2K fashion.
For a few months at the turn of the millennium, TrueBliss burned bright as the biggest pop stars in the country. Alex Casey chats to two superfans who still hold the flame.
Ngaio Marsh House is one of Christchurch's best kept secrets – and contains more than a few mysteries of its own.
Alex Casey talks to Loren Taylor, the writer, director and star of new film The Moon is Upside Down, about assembling her dream ensemble cast, toilet paper pads and turning literal dreams into reality.
By: Alex Casey
To celebrate the start of New Zealand music month, we look back at the best local tuneage that managed to weasel its way into Hollywood productions.
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