Nikitha Martins is a News Staff Writer at blogTO and Daily Hive. She covers a diverse range of topics, including climate policy, hydrology, and traffic management systems, while also delving into software development and entertainment news. Her insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets such as blogTO and Daily Hive.
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Nikitha's coverage suggests a focus on local news, particularly in Vancouver and British Columbia. She covers a mix of evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage.
Given her emphasis on entertainment news and house & home topics alongside local themes like weather and crime, she may be interested in pitches related to local events or developments with an impact on the community. Consider reaching out if you have insights into upcoming events or breaking news within these areas.
For those looking to connect with Nikitha Martins, it is important to note that her primary geographic focus is Vancouver. Therefore, relevant pitches should align closely with this area for the best chance of successful engagement.
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Some shoppers are unhappy they have only days left to use the mobile feature before it is discontinued.
Woolworths is replacing a popular shopping feature with a new version of the innovation.
Serious offences related to illegal dumping could set you back millions in fines and even result in a prison sentence.
A snowboarder arriving enthusiastically at Thredbo for the opening weekend of the snow season was disappointed with what she found.
A snowboarder itching for a good run at a major ski resort said she was disappointed by its opening weekend because of the lack of snow.
An Aussie beach clean-up group is encouraging locals to make use of a scheme which earned them $9,000.
By: Nikitha Martins
Seemingly harmless firewood purchases this winter could be putting money into the pockets of people illegally destroying wildlife habitat.
One Aussie state recorded an average of three house fires a day last winter.
By: Nikitha Martins
A number of everyday items are behind a worrying spike in house fires.
Stacie Gordon says her rent usually increases by about $5 per week every year, so she was shocked by the proposed hike after a recent rental review.
