Rachael Comer is a News Director for Stuff, focusing on local news in Timaru, New Zealand. With her work featured in The Press, Rachael covers a range of topics including community events, sports competitions, local attractions, and news updates in the South Canterbury region.
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Rachael's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and government announcements within the South Canterbury region of New Zealand. She frequently covers a variety of community events, cultural celebrations, and local news stories.
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Shoppers have spent 4.6% more in South Canterbury than they did in the lead up to Christmas last year, with retailers reporting an increase in business, and more to come with shopping events planned.
They may have small shoeboxes to fill, but a Pleasant Point Primary School initiative has shown the massive generosity of its senior pupils.
For years there have been calls for its return, and now, 23 years after the service stopped, the Southerner passenger rail service will return – albeit for a short time.
Tears are expected from grateful former Alliance Smithfield employees in Timaru when they receive a food box donated by another large food manufacturer in the region.
An annual lights competition celebrating the festive season in Timaru and districts, has been judged with a new winner this year.
The brief return of the Southerner passenger rail service has been welcomed by those advocating for its reinstatement, but more trips would be needed to prove the need for a permanent service, they say.
When Ali Smallridge's cat Nixie did not come home after several days, she thought nothing of it.
The puzzling case of a missing reindeer is the plot of Timaru's annual Christmas Pantomime, written by a local author.
After a tough year, winning the district's annual Christmas lights competition couldn't have come at a better time, Krystal Palmer says.
Brent White has dealt with many jewels throughout his career, but it is now the jeweller himself who has been recognised as a real gem of the industry.
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