Nicholas Boyack is a journalist based in Wellington, New Zealand, focusing on local news. He writes for The Post and his work has also appeared in Stuff. Nicholas covers a range of topics including local government, infrastructure, community events, and human interest stories.
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Nicholas Boyack's coverage mainly focuses on local news, including government announcements and evolving stories in New Zealand, particularly Wellington. He covers a broad range of themes such as government & politics, sports, entertainment news, and culture & society.
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A water toby on Tilbury Street, Lower Hutt, after it was repaired. Tobies are a common source of leaks in the region and Master Plumbers have put their hand to do the work.
A planned upgrade of the Petone station subway was supposed to be finished in March. Nicholas Boyack / The Post
A kororā nesting beside Wellington Harbour. (File photo) Stuff
Dr Russell Worth was a co-founder of the Life Flight Trust. Craig Simcox / The Post Dr Russell John Worth, b September 22, 1938; d, December 3, 2023.
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Sixty-five years after an artwork by celebrated Kiwi artist Guy Ngan became the first mural installed in a New Zealand Post Office, it has been re-created as part of the soon-to-be-opened Naenae Community Centre.
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Paul Fabian is backing a petition calling on the Upper Hutt City Council to abandon plans to massively increase rates for home owners.
Supporters of the Petone wharf have been calling on the Hutt City council to repair the wharf. On Friday, the council allocated $12m to investigate future options, including repairing, the wharf.
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