Liz McDonald is a journalist based in Christchurch, New Zealand. She writes for publications such as The Press, Sun Peaks Independent News, and Waikato Times, covering a range of local news topics including property development, business, tourism, and community issues. Her work has also been featured in Stuff and The Tyee.
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Liz Mcdonald's coverage is primarily focused on local news, events, real estate, construction, and demolition in the Christchurch area of New Zealand. Her articles often include government announcements and event coverage related to business and politics.
If you wish to reach out to Liz with a pitch, consider offering insights or updates related to local businesses, government initiatives impacting the community, property developments or changes in the local real estate market. Furthermore, if your pitch involves stories about ongoing events or evolving topics relevant to Christchurch's socio-economic landscape such as construction projects or infrastructure development plans by the local authorities could also be well received by her.
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Aranui, where home values have risen by 9% in the past year. Peter Meecham
By: Liz McDonald, Shilpy Arora
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Mavis Airey will be taking plenty of last looks out at the sea, the birds and the surfers from her Scarborough Hill home.
The longtime resident is battling a rare form of cancer, Burkitt-like lymphoma
Hanmer Building Solutions Ltd has been placed in liquidation by its owners. (File photo) John Selkirk
A sneak peek at the Whistler Institute’s Global Perspectives Speaker Series first event with Invictus Games athlete, retired Cpl. Lealand Muller
Christchurch's Arts Centre has got into another spat with the city council over its plan to establish a food truck hub as it tries to boost revenue and visitor numbers.
Job vacancies are still falling in Canterbury and unemployment continues to rise , with young workers bearing the brunt of the trend.
While consumption is staying steady, manganese continues to be an ongoing issue
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