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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By: Maxine Jacobs
The elder of two professional mountain biking brothers has kept his bragging rights for another year after pipping his younger sibling to the
By: Phoebe Utteridge, Maxine Jacobs
Showers are expected over the South Island this week after downpours left much of Labour Weekend a washout, but they will be nothing compared to the wild weather one West Coast couple faced as they tied the knot on Saturday.
By: Maxine Jacobs, Tatiana Gibbs
A derelict building, a suspicious fire , and $2 million worth of unused corner sections are raising questions in Christchurch's St Martins community.
By: Maxine Jacobs
A major redevelopment of Lincoln town centre that will see parking spaces scrapped for a plaza - and more built - speed limits lowered and new
By: Maxine Jacobs
Rolleston's next primary school is one step closer to alleviating pressure on other schools in the rapidly growing district, but there are still no plans for more high school space.
Hundreds of people gathered at Burnham Military Camp on Thursday to witness history in the making as the 2nd/1st Battalion of the Royal New Zealand
A sleepy alpine village nestled in the foothills of Te Waipounamu is investigating going off-grid, as potential infrastructure challenges keep its growth on ice.
Severe thunderstorms and gales are expected to hit the east coast of the South Island on Saturday afternoon, and into the evening.
Drive, passion, and a commitment to her cause has earned one Canterbury soldier the army's top award for 2024.
By: Maxine Jacobs
The Environment Court has sided with a Canterbury developing titan to open up Rolleston land for thousands of new houses after being blocked by the local council for years.
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