Emily Brookes is the Food Editor for Stuff.co.nz, a leading news website in New Zealand. With a focus on local cuisine and food culture, Emily writes articles and provides recipes that cater to the tastes and interests of the Christchurch community. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Post, The Press, Waikato Times, and GP Jobs.
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Emily Brookes' articles mainly cover house & home, and lifestyle topics with a strong focus on local content. She often features seasonal and promotional deals, suggesting she may be interested in new products or services related to the themes covered. Given her emphasis on Christmas leftovers, recipes, family meals, food awards, and party planning, reaching out with unique recipe ideas for festive occasions or insights into local dining trends could resonate well.
Additionally, it would be beneficial to propose partnerships with local businesses offering relevant products or services aligned with Emily's coverage attributes. Since her geographic focus is Christchurch in New Zealand, pitching locally sourced content or featuring regional experts may enhance engagement with her audience.
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Emily Brookes FAST FACTS The Auckland bike shop at the centre of the political scandal surrounding ex-Green MP Darleen Tana has closed.
By: Emily Brookes, Steve Kilgallon
Steve Kilgallon and Emily Brookes FAST FACTS The Auckland bike shop at the centre of the political scandal surrounding ex-Green MP Darleen Tana has closed.
By: Emily Brookes
Emily Brookes FAST FACTS Weka are protected under the Wildlife Act, but some believe they have potential as a food source.
Emily Brookes FAST FACTS With an ongoing cost-of-living crisis, parents may want to start Christmas shopping early to help spread out costs.
By: Emily Brookes, Matthew Martin
Forty years ago, Italian immigrant Alberico D'Andrea brought a taste of North Italy to the South Waikato, but the classic culinarian has dished up his last supper.
Emily Brookes It might seem a foolish time to launch a hospitality business, particularly on Ponsonby Rd.
Amanda-Jane Healy's skills as a lawyer come in handy for tasks such as product tracing for her organic skincare brand, Everkind. LISA BURD/STUFF
Emily Brookes Social media is introducing pre-teens to high-end skincare products , many designed for mature skin . But one Kiwi company is
Hamilton's hospo scene is thriving: James Seddon of The Lost Boys cafe, Mat Pedley, Mr Pickles bar and eatery, Stefan and Fern Kelly-Zander of Rudi's Bakehouse, Kieran Clarkin of Amphora wine bar.
Feeding friends and whānau at Christmas can feel like an overwhelming task - too much to do, not enough time, and way too expensive.
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