Alisha Evans is a Local Democracy Reporter at Bay Of Plenty. She focuses on a variety of themes including transportation, health, construction, and regional interest, while also delving into topics such as cannabis and ESG. Alisha’s work has been featured in prominent publications including New Zealand Doctor, Stuff, RNZ, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Tauranga, New Zealand (Local)
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Alisha Evans focuses on local government and politics, as well as business and industry in Tauranga, New Zealand. She covers a range of topics including housing, development, gambling policy, infrastructure, and public consultation.
Given her focus on local news with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to Tauranga specifically, she would likely be interested in hearing from local stakeholders such as council members, community leaders or residents directly affected by the issues covered. Additionally, experts familiar with the unique dynamics of the Tauranga area may also provide valuable insights for her coverage.
Pitching stories that align with ongoing developments in these areas within Tauranga will likely resonate strongly with Alisha's reporting interests.
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The pounamu touchstone on top of the Atea-ā-Rangi, star compass was vandalised overnight. Photos show deep scars in the greenstone.
Tauranga's landmark Mauao will be closed so the vandalised pounamu can be repaired.
The large pounamu touchstone on top of the kāpehu (cultural compass) at the summit of Mauao was found vandalised on Friday.
By: Alisha Evans
People are “still vibing” from their 12-hour marathon climbing 232m landmark Mauao to raise money for a sick Tauranga councillor.
The councillor was recently transferred to Tauranga Hospital from Waikato Hospital.
Tauranga City Council is still undecided about providing a fluoride-free water supply.
By: Alisha Evans
A pride advocate is upset an opening hasn't been held for Tauranga's new rainbow crossing.
The new zebra crossing was installed on Devonport Rd in the city centre on Wednesday flanked by the progress pride flag.
By: Alisha Evans
Businesses say sales have dropped since the road was made one-way.
By: Alisha Evans
A street in Tauranga's CBD returning to two-way traffic will be “good for business,” a cafe owner says.
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