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
Victory Disciple is allowed teach again under the supervision of a mentor after a disciplinary tribunal finding.
Grey District Council contractors are making progress to reopen access to Arnott Heights in Greymouth.
The owners of a barge that ran aground on the West Coast have engaged an independent expert to conduct a thorough investigation into what went wrong.
The Manahau barge stranded on Carters Beach, near Westport, after running aground in rough weather. supplied
Grey District Council used helicopters to sluice loose material on a slip at Arnott Heights.
By: Joanne Naish
The school at Gloriavale has been subject to a damning ERO review, prompting intervention from the Ministry of Education. TVNZ
Recovery work is under way on the barge Manahau beached near Westport. Anita Kay
A huge barge left stranded on a West Coast beach for almost a week has been successfully refloated.
The famous whitebait pizza from Fat Pipi Pizzas in Hokitika. Siobhan Downes Hokitika's whitebait pizza is a delicacy that people travel from far and wide to taste.
By: Joanne Naish
Retirement villages are marketed as happy communities of independent , like-minded older people. But what happens when things turn sour? Joanne Naish reports.
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