George Heagney is a journalist based in Levin, New Zealand. He writes for Stuff and The Press, focusing on local news and events in the Manawatū region. His articles cover a range of topics including community issues, sports, local politics, and human interest stories.
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George Heagney's reporting is primarily focused on local news, especially in the areas of sports and education. His coverage includes announcements, event coverage, expert commentary, and government announcements.
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By: George Heagney, Janine Rankin
George Heagney and Janine Rankin A proposed change to school bus routes in Palmerston North has secondary principals worried it will make it harder for children to get to school.
The Early Childhood Council is labelling the Ministry of Education's actions over a Manawatū childcare centre heavy-handed and aggressive.
Most people affected by a Tararua District Council rates rebate blunder have now settled their accounts.
A proposed restructure and alleged bullying has created a toxic workplace within Massey University's information technology services department, a staff member says.
Firefighters battled a rural blaze near Palmerston North for more than two hours.
Manawatū strongwoman competitor Mel Poa is now fixed on winning a medal at the next Official Strongman Games after a big improvement.
George Heagney Funding will be restored to Massey University's student association, and it will have to hold elections next year to appoint a new board.
The Palmerston North Girls' High School first XI cricket team finished fourth at the national secondary schools championships in Lincoln.
A patient advocate says a decision to delay surveillance colonoscopies at Palmerston North Hospital could lead to more people with cancer not being diagnosed in time.
A new approach to early childcare education is showing benefits for a Manawatū centre.
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