Deena Coster is a Senior Reporter at Stuff. She covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and the impact of methamphetamine, often weaving in themes related to holidays and Christmas. Deena's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff and The Post.
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Deena Coster’s coverage mainly focuses on local crime, court cases, and community events in the Taranaki region of New Zealand. Her articles also touch upon business news and family-related topics.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and court cases, she may be interested in sources who can provide insights into ongoing legal developments or experts with knowledge about criminal justice issues within the Taranaki region or New Zealand as a whole.
Additionally, Deena's coverage includes entertainment news which could present opportunities for those involved in arts and culture to pitch relevant stories connected to Taranaki's entertainment scene. Given her interest in family & relationships themes, pitches related to this topic but linked specifically to the Taranaki area may also be well received by Deena.
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Securing support from financial backers wanting to help the Taranaki teen has been a "whirlwind" experience for her proud father.
By: Deena Coster
Police have given an “unequivocal apology” to a Taranaki woman for the impacts its prosecution had on her, six years after the death of her aunt in a fatal crash.
A day of celebrating Māori culture and the rich history of a town at the centre of one of the most defining moments of New Zealand history is planned for Waitara.
The last Waitara Night Market, in what has been a highly successful 2023/24 season, will be held at one of the town's most culturally important sites.
While homelessness is often seen as a big city problem, a small Taranaki town is confronting its fair share of the growing social issue.
Five years after a contentious law relating to stolen Māori land in Waitara was passed, a committee to oversee how $20 million will be spent to improve the town's consistently polluted awa has yet to be established.
Deena Coster A project is under way to provide free wifi to those who need it in Waitara. Taranaki Daily News
Deena Coster Ngāti Rāhiri will be holding a dawn ceremony in Waitara on Thursday to unveil whakairo (carvings) on their new office.
Deena Coster Coastal erosion has forced the demolition of two homes at Waitara East Beach near New Plymouth. New Plymouth District Council / Supplied
The clock is ticking ever closer to the eviction of a Taranaki gang member from a beachside property he illegally built more than 10 years ago.
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