Leanne Warr is a journalist based in New Zealand, focusing on local news and community stories. Her work has been featured in the New Zealand Herald and she has also made appearances on NewstalkZB. Leanne covers a range of topics including education, environmental issues, community events, and human interest stories.
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Leanne Warr predominantly covers local events and community-related topics, with a significant focus on expert commentary. She highlights issues related to small towns, community events, local businesses, mental health, and the environment within New Zealand.
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The organisers of Dannevirke's Christmas in the Park event are hoping to bring back good old-fashioned family fun.
There were stalls and plenty of people in Steampunk costumes.
By Leanne Warr It's become somewhat of a fixture in Norsewood in the past 15 years.
Allison Hill and her husband Stephen came to New Zealand for a visit several years ago. They came back again in 2014 to live and last week took the final step to become New Zealand citizens.
It was a day to reflect on the cost of war as Tararua District residents gathered at cenotaphs and war memorials to mark Armistice Day.
A solar farm which was initially proposed for under-utilised land is now being proposed for one of four wastewater ponds.
By: Leanne Warr
An electricity supplier working on a proposed wind farm has approached Tararua District Council to stop a paper road.
Liam's a bit of a high achiever in academics and sports.
By: Leanne Warr
Can Tararua District afford both a toll on the highway and maintenance on other routes?
From egg and spoon races to obstacle courses, the children had a chance to try it all.
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