Tina Law is a Reporter at Stuff. She covers a range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, as well as regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America. Tina's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, The Post, The Press, Waikato Times, and StudyFinds.
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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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Concert goers are upset at having to queue outside for portable toilets, and to buy food and drink at the inaugural concert at Christchurch's new stadium.
Little-known Christchurch band Castaway is still buzzing after performing in front of thousands at the Once in a Lifetime concert.
By: Tina Law
A Christchurch city councillor says he feels forced into a “hostage situation”, in the face of broad council support to put another $15 million of ratepayer money into fixing the Anglican Cathedral.
Five groups are vying to redesign Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The city council's call for expressions of interest from people wanting to develop a new concept design for the square attracted 13 responses.
Six New Brighton properties have been named and shamed for holding back the seaside suburb's development.
Work to earthquake strengthen the city council's Civic Building is costing $19.2m, but staff insist ratepayers will not foot the bill.
By: Tina Law
Comment Christchurch has proven it is possible to prevent homes from flooding, if you are willing to pay.
There were emotional scenes around the Christchurch City Council table as councillors decided to give the Anglican Cathedral and Canterbury Museum another $15 million each.
Christchurch woman Jo Byrne not only fought hard for her community, she also gave a voice to hundreds of children with complex needs.
By: Tina Law
Christchurch has just experienced its driest ever May, with the rain gauge recording just 5.8mm.
