Kiah Radcliffe is a reporter based in Palmerston North, New Zealand. She has a focus on local news and has written for publications such as Stuff, Sydney Hot News, and The Press. Kiah covers a range of topics including fires, accidents, missing persons, and other local events.
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Kiah Radcliffe's coverage primarily focuses on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, fire incidents, and emergency response in the local area of Palmerston North, New Zealand. She seems particularly interested in covering events such as fires, accidents, and police-related matters.
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Kiah Radcliffe
A Gore retailer's woolly mascot has been the talk of the town after she was stolen from her spot outside the shop last week.
Kiah Radcliffe A woman died after suffering a medical event while walking the Lake Marion track in Fiordland on Tuesday.
The items were stolen from the roadside in an industrial area of the city on Sunday afternoon, November 10.
By: Kiah Radcliffe
Kiah Radcliffe It is every firefighter's worst nightmare to be called out to a serious incident involving someone they love, and for three Hīmatangi volunteer firefighters that nightmare became reality this week.
A southern accounting and business advice partnership is celebrating 150 years in business.
A team of five Wairarapa homeschooled pupils have showcased their kiwi ingenuity and resilience after entering their first EVolocity regional competition.
A commercial laundry business in Washdyke, Timaru, has gone up in flames overnight. Fire and Emergency New Zealand were alerted to the building fire on Holmglen St at 11.30pm on Monday.
Kiah Radcliffe The occupants of a car that crashed off New Zealand's shortest highway in Timaru and down a bank were uninjured.
By: Kiah Radcliffe
Three historic Wairarapa woolsheds have been featured in a new book documenting the history of New Zealand's historic shearing sheds.
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