Sue Teodoro is a Reporter at Pacific Media Network. She covers a diverse range of topics, including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on animal rescue and rehabilitation, sustainable agriculture, and government and politics. Sue's work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, New Zealand Herald, RNZ, and Scoop Independent News.
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Local Democracy Reporting Andrea Jackson has won the race for the Masterton District Council by-election seat by a narrow margin.
Masterton District Council is being hounded by bad dogs and irresponsible owners.
By: Sue Teodoro
A meeting of about 90 people on Friday evening heard there is broad bipartisan consensus on the need for a strong approach to ensuring water resilience in Wairarapa.
An experienced Wairarapa leader is warning the region could face an uncertain outcome if councils fail to make amalgamation decisions before the Government's August deadline.
The conflict in the Middle East is one of the cost pressures leading a lower North Island council to potentially further hike next year's indicative rates rise.
Masterton District Council's 2026 residents' survey results are in, and the council has received a mixed review.
More than 60,000 are expected at Greytown's mid-Winter Festival of Christmas later this month, in spite of
Local Democracy Reporting Comment Wellington mayor Andrew Little says a referendum would be the best way to test public opinion on local government reform.
By: Sue Teodoro
June 5, 2026 Wellington Mayor Andrew Little thinks a referendum would be the best way to test public opinion on local government reform.
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