Kaysha Brownlie is a journalist based in Dunedin, New Zealand. She is currently employed by Newshub and also writes for the Cigalah Group. Kaysha's articles cover a range of topics including local news, environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories.
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Kaysha Brownlie's reporting addresses a wide range of local topics, including climate change, farming, natural disasters, environmental conservation in Dunedin and other areas of New Zealand. Her coverage is often focused on breaking news and evolving stories related to these themes.
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By: Kaysha Brownlie
A student who was caught in the same crush of people that killed 19-year-old Sophia Crestani at a Dunedin party in 2019 told a coronial inquest she
By: Kaysha Brownlie
Watch: Sophia Crestani's parents kept their daughter's memory alive on the final day of the inquest. Credits: Newshub
By: Kaysha Brownlie
Crops and grasses are growing poorly due to a severe lack of rain.
Some waterways across Canterbury are still hovering around record lows for this time of year. Credits: Newshub
By: Kaysha Brownlie
Watch: Museum of Archaeology Ōtautahi has revealed its exciting new online database of artefacts. Credits: Newshub.
By: Kaysha Brownlie
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 0% Watch: The confirmation of the fossil's age has excited scientists. Credits: Newshub.
Jacob Hawkins is building as many Lego sets as he can in this year's World Vision 40-Hour Challenge. Credits: Newshub
By: Kaysha Brownlie
A decision has been made to scale back the Christ Church Cathedral reinstatement project amid budget blowouts and delays. Credits: Newshub
By: Kaysha Brownlie
Demand is soaring for low or no-alcohol drinks.
By: Kaysha Brownlie
Watch: Burnside Primary students are planting natives to restore the habitat of our native pepe para-riki, or boulder copper butterfly, which has been decimated due to habitat loss. Credits: Newshub.
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