Rachael Comer is the News Director at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of themes, including culture and society, construction and real estate, as well as travel and tourism, with a particular focus on the intersections of these areas. Rachael's work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, The Post, Waikato Times, and The Press.
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A new exhibition at a Timaru art gallery celebrates the power of water.
A trust set up to benefit the community is turning over a new leaf in South Canterbury with a new name and a new logo.
By: Rachael Comer
Just days after the group formed to help fund the redevelopment of Timaru's Theatre Royal told councillors it was yet to raise any money, its members met the council to talk about details of the build and fundraising.
Timaru will welcome some of the country's finest young voices as the nation's premier choral showcase, The Big Sing, returns with Cadenza later this month.
The little penguins on Caroline Bay have been capturing the hearts of many since they began nesting off Marine Parade, and now they are the subject
Alzheimers South Canterbury is to amalgamate with Dementia Canterbury in November but its manager says the organisation's services in the region will remain the same.
In a bid to co-ordinate transport for sports, trips and school activities the Friends of St Joseph's School Temuka has undertaken a fundraising drive.
Friday Clay and Sip Pottery Classes: 6pm to 9pm at the Academy of Performance and Arts Geraldine. Classes are held every second Friday of the month.
By: Rachael Comer
An increase in the number of people with influenza is keeping Timaru Hospital busy but those in charge say they are prepared.
By: Rachael Comer
Seven days after the chief executive of the district's economic and tourism agency refused to release documents that show proposed and final changes
