Sinead Gill is a journalist based in Christchurch, New Zealand. She writes for The Press and The Post, with her work also appearing in Stuff, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Spinoff. Sinead covers a range of local news topics, including council issues, social justice, community initiatives, crime, and human interest stories.
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Sinead Gill's coverage is predominantly focused on local news in Christchurch, New Zealand. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, government & politics, business, and entertainment news.
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Residential streets near Christchurch schools which dropped to 30kph in the past year will return to their original speed, regardless of what the community wants.
Developers may end up paying twice as much towards infrastructure in some parts of Christchurch and lose discounts for small builds, depending on the outcome of a review.
Transport Minister Simeon Brown has called the decision to shut a cycleway for costly safety improvements to a nearby railway “illogical” and asked KiwiRail to explain.
The arrival of two hi-tech locomotives in Christchurch marks a significant milestone in a $1.7 billion plan to make Aotearoa's freight network quicker, more efficient and better for the environment.
By: Tina Law, Sinead Gill
Closing a Christchurch cycleway to avoid an unsafe rail crossing will lead cyclists across an even “more dangerous” crossing, cycling advocates say.
By: Sinead Gill, Brett Kerr-Laurie
Hundreds of Christchurch homeowners are living in potentially non-compliant homes and could face eye-watering repair bills after questions were raised about the competence of an engineer who worked on their properties.
By: Sinead Gill, Carly Gooch, Maddy Croad
A nail-biting election in the US next week will have global repercussions. Helping decide the outcome are ex-pat Americans in Christchurch, who spoke to The Press about their ranging emotions in the lead-up.
Dozens of Christchurch tamariki will be forced to take a “scary and dodgy” route to school if the city council fails to stop KiwiRail from enforcing a cycleway closure.
A proposed rule change which risked disrupting emergency services' crucial communication pathways in Christchurch has been reversed, following a legal letter from the Ministry of Justice.
The future of a rush-hour bus lane in Christchurch will be decided by city councillors, after the community board voted against a staff recommendation to axe it.
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