Alexa Cook is a Senior TV Newshub Reporter based in Wellington, New Zealand. With previous experience at the BBC and RNZ, Alexa covers a range of local news stories, including social issues, environmental issues, health, and natural disasters. Her reporting focuses on providing in-depth coverage and giving a voice to the communities she serves.
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Alexa Cook's coverage predominantly focuses on local issues in New Zealand, particularly in the Hawkes Bay region. She frequently reports on government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
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By: Alexa Cook, Tai Rāwhiti
Gisborne businesses are struggling, with many on the brink of closure.
A river full of forestry slash near Tolaga Bay after Cyclone Gabrielle. Photo: RNZ / Alexa Cook
Winstone Pulp International will close after 45 years today. Photo: RNZ / REECE BAKER 230 workers from two mills are losing their jobs after the company confirmed in September that it would be
Hundreds of mill workers near Ohakune farewelled their workplace for the final time today, as Winstone Pulp International closed the doors on 45 years of operations.
Locals worry their home is about to turn into a ghost town as the ripple effect from the mill closure creeps into households.
An NH90 helicopter and crew recover people from the rooftops of their homes in Esk Valley, during flooding in early 2023. Photo: Supplied / NZDF
By: Alexa Cook
"They need to get on with it because we're getting more events these days," Wairoa's mayor says.
Ariki Rigby. Photo: Supplied / NZ Police Two men, one accused of murdering an 18-year-old found in a burned-out car in a Hawke's Bay, have been given a trial date.
By: Alexa Cook, Tai Rāwhiti
When Winstone's Karioi Pulp Mill closed down this month , it shut the door on generations of family history for those who have spent their lives working on the site.
By: Tai Rāwhiti, Alexa Cook
The proposed Ruataniwha dam site. Photo: SUPPLIED Plans for the nearly billion-dollar dam were scuppered in 2017 when the Supreme Court deemed a land swap unlawful
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