Kristie Boland is a reporter at RNZ. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, traffic, and the impact of the coronavirus, as well as themes related to speedway and academia. Kristie's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RNZ, Stuff, The Post, Waikato Times, and The Press.
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Kristie Boland’s coverage is primarily focused on local news, specifically related to health and crime in Christchurch, New Zealand. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news within these two themes.
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By: Kristie Boland
Pharmacist Annabel Turley said her team are getting abused by women desperate to source HRT patches. (File photo) JOSEPH JOHNSON/STUFF
By: Kristie Boland
Confused student nurses have spent the morning renewing their passports and looking for jobs in Australia after learning graduate jobs will not be guaranteed.
Tyrone Hauraki's limbs feel like they have ropes tied around them. He's exhausted every day. He has brain fog, and a tickle in his throat that does not go away.
State Highway 1 is blocked at Peketā, south of Kaikoura. (File photo) Christel Yardley / Waikato Times
The menu by Chef and Eat NZ Kaitaki Josh Hunter (Ngāti Tūwharetoa) of Base Food By Fire. Josh, left, pictured smoking the pig with Fergus Robertson.
Penelope Cross (Physician trainee), left, and Richard Stewart (union rep, ED doctor), second from left, took part in the junior doctors picket outside Christchurch Hospital.
Seven of the city's top chefs were involved in the event. Supplied Seven of Christchurch's top chefs donned their aprons to do what they do best - cook - and raise money.
Operation Cartel has continued to crack down on antisocial road users in Canterbury overnight. Supplied
Prostate cancer survivor Steve Bush was a part of the first Prost-FIT class. ALDEN WILLIAMS / The Press
Lisa Blackler, who remains a registered nurse and qualified midwife, held the role until earlier this year. (File photo) Bejon Haswell / Stuff
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