Sue Teodoro is a reporter for the Wairarapa Times-Age, focusing on local news in Masterton, New Zealand. With her work appearing in various publications such as Stuff, New Zealand Herald, and RNZ, Sue covers a wide range of topics including council decisions, community events, sports, and healthcare.
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Sue Teodoro's focus is on local government, community news, infrastructure, events and public concerns in the Masterton area of New Zealand. Her coverage leans heavily towards reporting on government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you're reaching out to Sue, consider offering insights or comments related to local governance issues, community developments or legal policies that affect the Masterton area specifically.
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Safety enhancements for a busy intersection at the entrance to Martinborough that has been the scene of a number of crashes in recent years are finally being considered.
A big player in the region’s events sector has folded. Cactus Events, which has been involved in the management of iconic Wairarapa gatherings including Wings Over Wairarapa and the Wairarapa Wines Harvest Festival, went into liquidation earlier this week. Paul Vlasic of Auckland-based Rodgers Reidy Ltd has been appointed liquidator. The firm specialises in insolvency, […]
Greater Wellington Regional Council [GWRC] is joining councils across Wellington and Wairarapa in an advisory oversight group looking at joint water service delivery reform.
An international expert in attracting and retaining healthcare workers in rural areas is working with locals to address the issue here.
The movers and shakers behind the legendary morning tea offered every year at the Tīnui Anzac commemorations have been revealed and shared the secrets of their success.
In a welcome boost to the local economy, visitor numbers for February are well up on the same period last year.
South Wairarapa District Council [SWDC] has celebrated the reopening of Hinekura Rd with residents. The event, which followed the road reopening after many months, was held at Hinakura Hall last week and was attended by SWDC representatives and residents, with an informal ceremony followed by a barbecue hosted by the East Coast Rural Support Trust. […]
The number of recorded crashes so far this year on SH2 in Wairarapa is low, but data could be incomplete.
A Wairarapa Hospital clinical leader says resourcing pressures meant the emergency department [ED] “effectively closed” for a time earlier this
An unlikely headline grabber, the humble olive has been garnering attention recently for all the wrong reasons. Rising prices internationally followed an almost unprecedented slump in production in some of the world’s biggest olive oil-producing nations. The shortage has been blamed on everything from drought to climate change. Whatever the cause, fans of the kitchen […]
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