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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Timaru, New Zealand (Local)
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.
When reaching out to Rachael Comer, consider providing information about upcoming local events or noteworthy developments in the South Canterbury area. Community leaders and organizers involved in local events would likely be valuable sources for her articles.
Given her focus on government announcements and politics at a regional level, public officials or representatives with insights into relevant policies or decisions impacting South Canterbury may also be well-received as potential sources for commentary.
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Rachael Comer These cute critters will be the subject of the Otago Cavy Club South Island Championships in Waimate on Saturday.
Rachael Comer Mr and Mrs South Island will be revealed in Waimate, and while they may be wearing their finest outfits, competitors won't be able to answer any questions from the judges.
Rachael Comer South Canterbury Museum educator Keely Kroening prepares for Te Raraka Kua Ihotia - Weaving Handed Down Through Time. The exhibition opens on Friday evening.
Reduced speed areas are being introduced throughout the district around schools, urban developed areas, and the Timaru CBD, the council has confirmed.
Brooke Black and Rachael Comer Construction companies have been told to meet their tax obligations or face the consequences. (File photo)
Rachael Comer At its peak, Tony Boyce Builders employed 51 people and provided services throughout South Canterbury. (File photo)
Getting stuck in a cupboard while searching for a wok was a pivotal moment for Pip Adam.
Work on Timaru's public art gallery continues with only a third of the historic building's roof now required to be repaired.
Rachael Comer Timaru man Jim Burford holds the game of Ludo, given to him by his sister, as he recovers in Christchurch Hospital following a garage explosion in January.
Rachael Comer Jody Devine, of Temuka, is waiting on a kidney transplant and has launched a petition to change organ donor laws.
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