Joanne Naish is a local journalist based in Christchurch, New Zealand. She writes for various publications, including the Waikato Times, The Press, and The Post. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from local news and community events to court cases and business developments in the Canterbury region.
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Joanne Naish's work demonstrates a strong focus on local news, legal cases, and government and politics in the New Zealand region. She appears to prioritize evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations.
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By: Joanne Naish
A West Coast regional councillor swore and raised his fist at the Buller deputy mayor in a physically threatening manner, a judge has found.
The owner of a “significant and sophisticated commercial” cannabis operation in an underground bunker has appealed his six-year jail sentence.
The stranding of the barge Manahau at Carters Beach near Westport was avoidable, an independent expert has found.
A builder who trumpeted his prowess in “individually crafted” luxury properties is being investigated after leaving a “trail of destruction” across a host of multimillion-dollar homes.
By: Joanne Naish
The crew of a stranded barge have been “thrown under the bus” by a mining company that put them in dangerous conditions they were inexperienced for, the Maritime Union says.
By: Michael Wright, Joanne Naish
Police are now working with the Crown Solicitor as they consider whether to lay charges over the Pike River mine disaster.
The Ashburton District Council spent $24,000 prosecuting a woman who pruned a protected tree on her property.
By: Joanne Naish, Tatiana Gibbs
Businesses in Haast are breathing a sigh of relief after the highway north reopened about 10am, after almost two weeks effectively cut off from the rest of the West Coast.
The Employment Court has found Gloriavale's overseeing shepherd was the employer of three former Gloriavale men when they worked in the community.
By: Joanne Naish
For the first time in decades, West Coast publicans are facing objections to their liquor licence applications or suspensions over drunk patrons.
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