Tess Brunton is a Radio Journalist at RNZ. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Otago and Southland. Tess's work has been featured in Indian Weekender, New Zealand Herald, and RNZ.
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Tess Brunton's articles primarily focus on local government announcements, events in the travel and tourism industry, legal policy regulations related to climate change and wildfires. For outreach, consider providing newsworthy angles or unique perspectives on local government decisions or policies regarding tourism, outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling trails, climate change resilience strategies, and wildfire prevention measures specifically relevant to New Zealand.
Given Tess's coverage of travel and tourism-related events with a specific geographic focus on New Zealand, she may be interested in pitches that highlight initiatives promoting sustainable tourism practices or innovative approaches within the local tourism industry. Additionally, offering expert opinions from stakeholders involved in these areas could provide valuable insights for her reporting.
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Some councils have considered a local bed tax - a targeted rate added to the cost of accommodation. Photo: 123RF
Photo: 123rf When Martin King is considering his next holiday, he has already ruled out 70 countries due to homophobic criminal laws.
A live band will recreate the iconic Dunedin Sound during the Globe Theatre performance of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Photo: RNZ / Tess Brunton
Scientists are starting the examination in Mosgiel, which is expected to take several days. Photo: RNZ / Tess Brunton
By: Tess Brunton
Ecologist and report author Manaia Permain-Fenton with a kakaruai. Photo: Supplied / Jo Monks
Police were examining the Lake Hāwea property this week. Photo: NZ Police Lake Hāwea residents are questioning why police didn't launch a homicide investigation until eight months after a woman died.
Photo: RNZ/Tess Brunton Residents in the lower South Island remain in the dark about the future of the new Dunedin Hospital as costs continue to rise.
By: Tess Brunton
Residents in the lower South Island remain in the dark about the future of the new Dunedin Hospital as costs continue to rise
By: Tess Brunton
The country's newest Great Walk has already achieved international status, with locals saying it is already a boon to sleepy towns.
By: Tess Brunton
Tourists have flooded back to Queenstown, but the mayor says they need support to pay for roads and pipes to cope with additional visitors. Photo: 123rf
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