Maxine Jacobs is a reporter for Stuff, focusing on local news in New Zealand. She covers a wide range of topics including traffic incidents, community events, and human interest stories. Maxine is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to her readers and keeping them informed about the happenings in their local area.
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Keyana Beecroft went to sleep on Saturday night in peace. When she woke, she learned her dance studio had almost burned to the ground due in an apparent arson.
A home in a quiet suburb of Christchurch has been left a blackened shell after fire tore through it on Tuesday afternoon.
Three hearses have arrived at the scene where a train and car collided in Hamilton, and several people are feared dead.
Work to stabilise and remove rockfall from State Highway 6 on the West Coast continues after heavy rain brought down tonnes of debris and forced the closure of the highway.
Selwyn's council is peddling ahead with its great cycle trail dreams by putting a million dollars towards a project manager.
By: Sophie Lapsley, Maxine Jacobs
Two schools in Selwyn will between them receive more than $100 million to fund their rebuild and expansion plans, the Government has confirmed.
By: Maxine Jacobs
One of Canterbury's biggest developers has to set aside land for community activities, upgrade roads and make allowances for future public transport
Hōne the greyhound is essentially a cat, Aimee Aitkin says. He loves to sleep on the couch, but she's moving soon and in a few months he'll need to find a new couch to spend his days on.
State Highway 6 will remain closed until at least Wednesday, cutting off Haast from the north of the West Coast.
By: Maxine Jacobs
Selwyn councillors decided residents will not get a say on next year's annual plan following an impassioned plea for elected members to listen to the community.
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