Catherine Hubbard is a journalist based in New Zealand, focusing on local news and community events. Her work has been featured in Stuff and the Waikato Times, covering a range of topics including environmental issues, power outages, community rallies, and animal welfare. Catherine is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to her readers.
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Nelson, New Zealand (Local)
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Catherine's reporting primarily focuses on local news in New Zealand, covering topics such as community events, infrastructure development, environmental conservation, and government announcements. She often seeks expert commentary for her articles.
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By: Catherine Hubbard
Four-time champion fisherman and Nelson-based Sealord skipper Jesse Crasborn has been chasing fish since he was a toddler.
Council business Nelmac Kūmānu has lost the Nelson City Council's open spaces contact to an Australian contractor, affecting some 60 workers in the city.
By: Catherine Hubbard
A woman bombarded a psychologist with dozens of abusive messages including “Your house will catch on fire” and "I hope u die", leaving her victim feeling fearful, a court has heard.
By: Catherine Hubbard
A former deputy principal and teacher has been sentenced to prison for a number of sexual assault charges against a teenage student.
Nelson should consider following Auckland in banning the weedy forms of agapanthus, an expert in the plant says.
When it comes to catios, the one belonging to Nelson woman Trudi Black must surely qualify as a five-star feline retreat.
A four-day mobile network outage that downed eftpos machines, St John medical alarms, internet services and phone lines has left a township's residents fuming.
What was once a blank hoarding has been transformed into multilingual wall of gratitude thanks to a community art project.
A Nelson community that successfully lobbied for slower vehicle speed limits is outraged that those limits will be reversed on a stretch of state highway used by children to walk and cycle to school.
The debate over whether Nelson and Tasman councils should amalgamate has been reignited in a frank report by Tasman District Council's former chief executive.
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