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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Millions of dollars in back pay has been distributed to Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora staff in South Canterbury under the Holidays Act remediation project, with more to be paid out in the future.
From tasty tarts to tasteful tees, a popular Fairlie business is branching out into the world of fashion - all in the name of charity.
By: Rachael Comer
The fight to retain local services at Timaru Hospital continues with retired eye surgeon Michael Mair launching a petition and organising another protest calling for management to be retained in South Canterbury.
Kimberley Aspden still remembers her first Christmas with a newborn baby. It was spent in hospital, 162 kilometres from home.
A Timaru pizza joint is expected to reopen in early 2025 and it is hoped a franchisee will be found by then.
By: Rachael Comer
A Timaru councillor has grilled the head of the district's economic and tourism agency, asking what it was doing to drive development and suggesting there had been plenty of talk, but no action.
Momentum is gathering in the fight to retain local services at Timaru Hospital with a petition gaining hundreds of signatures in just a matter of days, and towns across the region encouraged to stand in solidarity.
Just days after losing five family members, Walid Alsahu vows they will not be forgotten.
By: Rachael Comer
An annual family concert returns to Timaru's Caroline Bay Soundshell this Saturday and while some of the performers will be new to the event, one familiar face will return.
In its largest decarbonisation project to date, Fonterra will convert two coal boilers to wood pellets at its Clandeboye site in South Canterbury.
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