Judith Lacy is a journalist based in Palmerston North, New Zealand. She writes for the New Zealand Herald, focusing on local news and community stories. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Judith brings the stories of Palmerston North and its residents to life.
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Judith Lacy's coverage primarily centers around local news, community events, and entertainment in Palmerston North, New Zealand. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, human interest stories, or interviews with individuals contributing positively to the community. Experts on local government and cultural affairs may also find opportunities for commentary within her coverage. If you have a story that aligns with these themes and topics while being relevant to Palmerston North or wider New Zealand communities, it may resonate well with Judith Lacy's focus.
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By: Judith Lacy
Long-serving Palmerston North tour operator Margaret Jones has put away her microphone, clipboard and brochures.
Strengthening and replacing the floor of the Awhina Room was finished sooner than planned.
By: Judith Lacy
When Warren Warbrick notices the clock in Te Marae o Hine is slow he remembers Kerei Te Panau was 102 or 103 when the timepiece was named after him.
Kay Arnott's story is about Mavis the mog’s encounter with a frog.
By: Judith Lacy
Judith Lacy is the editor of the Manawatū Guardian. She has been writing Judith's Jottings for more than three years. OPINION
Ashhurst Senior Citizens Association celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Memory Matters seeks to promote memory health and support people’s cognitive abilities.
Manawatū is unashamedly green on and off the sports field, and now residents don't have to travel to see red-crowned parakeets (kākāriki).
Eleven students collaborated with Wellington mural artist Heneriata Te Whata.
It’s the second year SuperGrans has run a winter pyjamas drive.
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