Kristie Boland is a reporter based in Christchurch, New Zealand. She has a focus on local news and has written for publications such as The Post, The Press, RNZ, and Stuff. Kristie covers a range of topics including crime, community events, human interest stories, and profiles on local individuals and organizations.
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Christchurch, New Zealand (Local)
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.
Given her focus, pitches that provide insights into ongoing health-related developments or crime issues in Christchurch would likely be most effective. Sources with expertise in public health policies or specific healthcare initiatives relevant to the region may find success reaching out to Kristie.
Additionally, experts with knowledge of crime trends and criminal justice matters specific to Christchurch could also capture her attention. It's important for sources to have a strong understanding of the local context when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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The woman was not given enough information to make an informed decision, the report found. (File photo) 123RF
By: Kristie Boland
Darren Angus, who with his wife Lyndal owns Caisteal An Ime Ltd (CAIL), trading as Akaroa Village Inn. (File photo) SUPPLIED / stuff.co.nz
By: Kristie Boland
Wilson Parking refused to waive Sir Gil Simpson's breach notice, even when he proved he'd paid and simply made a rego number error. He wasn't going to take it.
A Christchurch nurse has been charged with malpractice. (File photo) Tom Lee / Stuff
By: Kristie Boland
The GP, who has interim name suppression, is before the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal. (File photo) 123rf
One person had to be cut from the car. (File photo) Christel Yardley / Waikato Times Four people were injured, one critically, after a car crashed into a power pole in Christchurch.
Harper Cromie, 3, will have a kidney transplant in July. Supplied Harper Cromie has spent almost half her life relying on a dialysis machine to keep her alive.
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Police believe the offenders were travelling in a small, white vehicle. (File photo)
By: Kristie Boland
Health workers are coming under increasing pressure. (File photo) 123rf
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