Sue Teodoro is a Reporter at Pacific Media Network. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on agriculture, farming, and animal care. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, New Zealand Herald, RNZ, and Scoop Independent News.
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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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Wairarapa's property market continues to face headwinds with asking prices for residential sales down, and an easing rental market.
By: Sue Teodoro
A Masterton-based forestry company has been ordered to pay a fine of almost $40,000 after pleading guilty to breaching environmental regulations.
By: Sue Teodoro, Kim Griggs
More than a third of New Zealand's threatened native bird species could be wiped out by the deadly bird flu if it hits hard, according to a risk assessment the Department of Conservation prepared for H5N1's arrival.
A Lake Ferry woman is organising a survey to help assess the effect on the community of the large number of severe weather events that have hit Wairarapa recently.
Another dead bird found by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) at Cape Palliser over the weekend is being tested for bird flu.
A rodeo planned for Masterton has divided the online community, with many strongly opposed, citing animal welfare concerns.
By: Sue Teodoro
Almost two months after their road was badly damaged by severe weather, a small Wairarapa community was still struggling with restricted access.
MetService has issued a strong wind watch for parts of the lower North Island. The watch was in place for Wellington, Wairarapa south of Masterton and the Marlborough Sounds from 6am until 8pm on Friday.
By: Sue Teodoro
A Government agency has apologised for providing incorrect information about “approximately 80 other bridges” it previously said were “ranked” for replacement ahead of the 114-year-old Waihenga bridge outside Martinborough.
Bangers and Brews at Pain and Kershaw Martinborough's iconic supermarket on Friday as Pain and Kershaw transforms its loading dock into a
