Carly Gooch is a journalist based in Christchurch, New Zealand. She primarily writes for local publications such as The Press and The Post, with a focus on covering stories related to the community, events, and local businesses. Carly's work often highlights the unique experiences and perspectives of individuals in Christchurch and aims to provide insightful and engaging content for readers.
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Carly Gooch's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Christchurch, New Zealand. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, including homicide investigations and car accidents. Additionally, she often features articles related to house & home topics, as well as food & beverage.
If you're reaching out to Carly, consider providing insights or information relevant to ongoing local incidents such as homicides or car accidents in Christchurch. Expert commentary from professionals within the fields of law enforcement or urban planning may also be valuable for her evolving stories covering crime and house & home themes.
Given her focus on local events and community interest pieces like the Reverse Advent Calendar initiative at City Mission, pitches should emphasize their relevance to Christchurch's residents and communities.
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A laneway cafe has discovered its alter-ego — serving coffee by day, and margarita cocktails by night.
It wasn't so long ago Port Noise was just a twinkle in its creators' eyes, now it's selling out within minutes of ticket release.
If you've been out and about, chances are you've walked through a door that Commercial Door Services has touched.
Last month, your correspondents both attended Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke's A- side-free gig in Christchurch . Surprise ‒ one of them loved it and the other hated it.
Great style, well put together, or just someone who catches our eye. Every week Carly Gooch gets out and about to discover the people behind the clothes in Canterbury.
A Malaysian fusion cafe is giving punters a variety of hot drink colours not usually seen in Kiwi coffee shops.
Ballantynes Christmas window display breaks from tradition
Follow the road up from the Diamond Harbour jetty and you'll find a new cafe in a 20m² converted real estate office, selling pastries and coffee from beans roasted in Lyttelton. CARLY GOOCH reports
When Kev Fayen bought a hobby pickle business, the labels were photocopies, the sugar content was through the roof and the ‘hot' pickle was lukewarm.
Teachers at a Christchurch school did not think they were doing anything special, but visitors to the site saw an award-winning concept.
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