Tina Law is a Reporter at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on construction, real estate, and environmental issues. Tina's work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, The Press, Waikato Times, StudyFinds, and The Post.
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Tina Law's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Christchurch, New Zealand. Her articles often involve government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories related to the Christchurch City Council, controversies surrounding it, asset sales, housing density issues, and an organics processing plant.
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By: Tina Law
A corner of Christchurch's Cathedral Square will become an ice rink for four weeks this winter.
By: Tina Law
Dozens of base isolators are now in place as part of Canterbury Museum's $261.9m redevelopment, which will keep its collection of 2.3m items safe from earthquakes.
By: Tina Law
Supplying drinking water to 45 homes and a marae in a Banks Peninsula settlement will cost Christchurch ratepayers between $5.7m and $16m - that's up to $355,000 per household.
Nearly 130 people from across New Zealand and Australia want to be the Christchurch City Council's next chief executive - 90 more than applied two years ago.
By: Tina Law
Christchurch City Council has offered to buy a Woolston sports ground put up for sale by its cash-strapped owner.
Flags were flying, faces painted and chants shouted as thousands of people helped women's rugby team Matatū break a record this weekend.
By: Tina Law
Flood protection work along the Ōtakaro Avon River Corridor is expected to protect 2200 homes and buildings during a one-in-200-year storm, but will cost ratepayers $380 million.
The mothballed Christ Church Cathedral will receive $250,000 from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
By: Tina Law
Three Ngāi Tahu papatipu rūnanga have joined with a Dubai-headquartered multinational logistics giant in a bid to take over the operations of Lyttelton Port.
By: Tina Law
Christchurch homeowners will face a 7.35% rates increase from next week - that's an extra $310 a year, or about $6 a week.
