News director - Lower North Island communities
Ilona Hanne is a News Director for Lower North Island communities, specializing in local news for Stratford, New Zealand. With a focus on community events, entertainment, and human interest stories, Ilona provides coverage of the vibrant and diverse stories that shape the region.
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Ilona's focus is primarily on local events, seasonal topics, and entertainment news, with a specific emphasis on the New Zealand area. Pitching ideas related to upcoming local events, community initiatives, or reviews of entertainment activities in the Stratford and wider Taranaki region would likely resonate well with her.
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A police callout in Stratford last night was resolved “without incident” a police spokesperson says.
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The TET Kings Theatre in Stratford was packed on Friday morning for the Te Kura o Pi'opatanga o W'akaa'urangi Taranaki Diocesan School annual prizegiving ceremony.
Te Kura o Pi'opatanga o W'akaa'urangi Taranaki Diocesan School's leaders for 2025 have been announced. The head girl is Tatjana Hanne and the deputy head girl is Sophie Ogle.
By: Ilona Hanne
Girl Guiding offers girls fun, leadership, and life skills, vital in today's busy lives.
Edward Lear's poem The Owl and the Pussycat is reimagined and given a delightful twist by playwright Carl Nixon, creating a fun pantomime that will appeal to children and adults alike.
He aha te mea nui o te ao He tangata, he tangata, he tangata. Most people know the above Māori proverb, and it's translation - What is the most important thing in the world?
By: Ilona Hanne
Mayor Volzke: 'Upsetting iwi or Government? We choose to annoy the Government.'
The end of an era. A phrase that has been said a lot in recent weeks in the Stratford Press office, as we have been working on what is set to be the final edition of the Stratford Press.
OPINION: The enduring legacy of local stories in the Horowhenua Chronicle.
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