Katie Townshend is a Senior Reporter for Stuff, with a focus on local news in Nelson, New Zealand. Her articles cover a range of topics including local government, community issues, and events impacting the region. Katie's work has also been featured on RNZ, showcasing her dedication to providing informative and engaging stories to her audience.
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Katie Townshend's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on reporting government announcements and citing data. Given her geographic focus in Nelson, New Zealand, she would likely be interested in pitches related to the local government decisions and policies affecting the area.
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A family had to evacuate from the Riwaka Hotel when a fire broke out on Tuesday night.
Nelson City Council will go it alone when it comes to managing its water, saying it will stop ratepayers having to pay to fix other councils' water woes.
Businesses who want to test run cargo bikes before they buy can now do so thanks to a new scheme.
Katie Townshend Work will begin next week on a $10.6 million expansion of Nelson Hospital's emergency department.
A self-confessed impulsive spender is hoping a new Pre-loved Clothing Extravaganza will help make looking good easier on the back account.
Nelson City Council only handed out one freedom camping ticket in a year, helping drive a 12% drop in revenue from fines.
If you look really closely you might just spot Tinkerbell and Antman riding bees along the walls of the new paediatric outpatient facility at Nelson Hospital.
Katie Townshend Free breast cancer screening for wahine aged 70-74 is beginning in Nelson-Marlborough, a year ahead of the national roll-out.
Plans to build a long-awaited New World supermarket at Three Brothers Corner in Richmond have been shelved indefinitely.
A new surf club at Nelson's Tāhunanui Beach getting $1.65 million of ratepayers' money will be owned by Nelson Surf Lifesaving Club.
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