Catherine Groenestein is a journalist based in Hawera, New Zealand, writing for Stuff. With a focus on local news and events in Taranaki, Catherine covers a wide range of topics including community stories, environmental issues, healthcare, and cultural events. Her articles provide readers with insights into the happenings in the region and aim to keep the community informed and engaged.
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Catherine's focus is on local events and community news in the Taranaki region of New Zealand. She covers a wide range of topics, including art, conservation efforts, community events, and government announcements.
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Agriculture Minister Todd McClay will meet farmers in Eltham and Waverley next week. (File photo) Stuff
Catherine Groenestein The grass is still green in South Taranaki but lack of rain means it's not growing, so many herds are being dried off early.
By: Catherine Groenestein
The harrowing story of a Taranaki farming family's sacrifice in WWI is being remembered on both sides of the world this Anzac Day.
Unprecedented and unavoidable cost increases mean South Taranaki District ratepayers face a likely 11.29% rates increase this year.
A private dog park set up for ‘lone wolves' has become a spot where pups in the know host ‘pawfect' parties.
Catherine Groenestein Jack and Sarah Hywood owners of Mountain Motors and Sarah's father, Terry O'Kane, are looking forward to hosting an Anzac Day breakfast.
By: Kiah Radcliffe, Catherine Groenestein
Police have released few details about a homicide investigation which was launched in a quiet Hāwera street following the death of a man who sustained serious injuries late on Monday night.
A bright photo frame set up at a South Taranaki beach is a portal for passers-by to an offshore reef they'd normally need scuba gear to see.
A selection of works by Rita Angus, one of New Zealand's most iconic artists, is coming to Taranaki.
By: Catherine Groenestein
A mood of cautious optimism welcomed Agriculture Minister Todd McClay at a woolshed meeting in South Taranaki on Wednesday.
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