Rachel Wise is the Director of Newsroom Operations at Industry Dive. With a diverse focus on arts and entertainment, events and conferences, and the intersections of religion and spirituality, she brings a multifaceted perspective to her reporting. Rachel has been featured in the New Zealand Herald and is an advocate for women leaders in journalism.
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Waipawa, New Zealand (Local)
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Rachel Wise's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal news, and entertainment in the Hamilton region of New Zealand. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, particularly those tied to community engagement or seasonal celebrations. For example, stories related to Christmas activities or local theater productions would align with her areas of focus.
Considering Rachel's interest in house & home themes alongside event and community topics, she may also be open to pitches that revolve around unique homes or neighborhood initiatives within the Hamilton area.
For individuals looking to reach out regarding musical theatre productions or performances in the region, engaging with Rachel about new shows or talent from the area could be an effective approach for potential coverage.
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By: Rachel Wise
Malo restaurant's head chef Bert Van de Seeg offers me a small container of dusky yellow oil. He invites me to smell it.
By: Rachel Wise
Tararua District Council will undergo an independent investigation and review after hundreds of low-income homeowners in the Tararua District were hit with a surprise hefty bill due to a long-running council error.
This time last year a group of keen Takapau residents held a car and bike show, followed by a dance party in the Takapau Town Hall.
When you Wish Upon a Star is a trip from way down Memory Lane right up to the present.
Organisers celebrate 'relaxed and happy' Duck Day.
The future is looking uncertain for one of Waipawa's historic landmarks.
Reviewed by Rachel Wise and Jhasper Murcott It's A Christmas Carol - but not as you know it...
By: Rachel Wise
Themba Ncomanzi and Graham Clark sit across from one another in the newly opened Salvage Workshop at the Waipukurau Racecourse.
Takapau's Santa is without his sleigh this year, after a scammer took off with his money and left him grounded.
This is the last ever edition of the CHB Mail The CHB Mail 's pedigree goes back to the district's first newspaper, the Waipawa Mail, which printed its first edition on September 14, 1878.
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