Samantha Gee is a regional journalist at Radio New Zealand (RNZ), focusing on the Te Tauihu region. With a passion for storytelling, Samantha covers a range of topics including local news, community events, and social issues. Her work has been featured in RNZ, New Zealand Herald, and Stuff.
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Samantha's coverage indicates a focus on local issues in Nelson, New Zealand, with an emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. She frequently cites data and provides expert commentary related to topics such as the environment, natural disasters, and community events.
Those looking to connect with Samantha should consider offering insights into local government initiatives or policies that impact Nelson residents. Furthermore, individuals who have expertise in environmental matters or can provide nuanced analysis of political developments at the local level are likely to capture her interest.
Given her coverage attributes heavily emphasize event coverage and citing data, sources providing first-hand accounts or statistical evidence related to ongoing community issues would be particularly valuable for Samantha’s reporting.
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A member of the public posted a photo of council roadworks on a community Facebook page, poking fun at seven contractors.
By: Samantha Gee, Nelson Marlborough Te Tauihu
341 Brook Street - described as a three-bed, two-bath alpine-style cosy home for relocation. Photo: Trade Me
By: Samantha Gee, Nelson Marlborough Te Tauihu
The Wairau River in flood at Spring Creek on 12 April 2024. Photo: RNZ / Samantha Gee
By: Samantha Gee, Nelson Marlborough Te Tauihu
Photo: RNZ / Dan Cook A man who took photos of naked children in changing rooms across Nelson and Marlborough and went on to perform an indecent act in front of two young boys, has been sent to prison for four years.
By: Samantha Gee, Nelson Marlborough Te Tauihu
Marlborough mayor Nadine Taylor at the blessing of the Blenheim mobile community hub. Photo: Supplied / Whakatū Rotary
By: Samantha Gee, Nelson Marlborough Te Tauihu
From left, Ko Taku Reo Deaf Education NZ team lead Sue Leith, Nelson Bays RTLB practice leader Dan Haynes, BLENNZ Nelson Visual Resource Centre manager John Hewlett,
A purpose-built caravan that functions as a community hub during natural disasters - the second of its kind in the country - has been gifted to Fire and Emergency New Zealand in Blenheim.
By: Samantha Gee
There are concerns that changes to Nelson Hospital's redevelopment plans will result in front line services being cut and poorer outcomes for patients.
By: Samantha Gee, Nelson Marlborough Te Tauihu
Andy Kenton. Photo: RNZ / Samantha Gee The majority of Nelson residents who have made submissions to the council's long-term plan support it buying out private properties affected by slips from the August 2022 storm
Minister for Oceans and Fisheries Shane Jones examines the flume tank at Plant & Food in Nelson. Photo: RNZ / Samantha Gee
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