Carly Gooch is a Casual Reporter at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of themes including food and beverages, hospitality, animals, and culture, with a particular focus on topics such as animal rescue and rehabilitation, restaurant innovation, and beverage production. Carly's work has been featured in prominent publications including Stuff, Waikato Times, The Post, and The Press.
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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 dog rescue has found a new home after being given just months earlier this year to vacate its facility.
By: Will Harvie, Carly Gooch
A dark alley in the central city has been brightened with almost $200,000 worth of street lighting and a mural.
By: Carly Gooch
Banned from selling meat... so they started selling fish VIDEO CREDIT: Alden Williams
Great style, well put together, or just someone who catches our eye. Every week reporter CARLY GOOCH gets out and about to discover the people behind the clothes in Canterbury.
By: Carly Gooch
Graham Targett was building a house for a client in Christchurch when he was captivated by the neighbouring vineyard.
By: Carly Gooch
When Bessie Steak Restaurant opened in Christchurch a decade ago, making it into one of the world's most renowned restaurant guides “wasn't even on the radar”, its owner says.
By: Carly Gooch
Graham Targett was building a house for a client in Christchurch when he was captivated by the neighbouring vineyard.
A break-in at an outdoor clothing store in Christchurch has led to tens of thousands of dollars worth of jackets being stolen - but one of the items taken is “irreplaceable”.
Barry Scott has always been part of a club, from the moment he joined Cubs with his twin brother as a young whipper-snapper to becoming a life member of JCI and more recently, the Lions Club.
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