Yashas Srinivasa is a reporter based in Timaru, New Zealand, writing for Stuff. With a focus on local news, Yashas covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, human interest stories, and sports. Yashas is dedicated to delivering accurate and compelling news stories that resonate with the people of Timaru.
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Yashas Srinivasa's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in the Timaru area of New Zealand. The topics covered range from breaking news to events and evolving stories, with a notable emphasis on entertainment news, sports, and crime.
Given this focus, Yashas would likely be interested in pitches related to local events or developments within the Timaru area. This could include unique human-interest stories tied to community events or profiles of individuals making significant contributions within Timaru. Additionally, given the coverage of crime-related articles, providing insights into local law enforcement initiatives or community impact programs may also be relevant.
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By: Yashas Srinivasa
A tourist hotspot in South Canterbury may soon get some reprieve as the Department of Conservation intends to pilot paid parking.
A motorist caught drifting in central Timaru on the eve of a massive car gathering has prompted a warning from police that bad driving behaviour will not be tolerated.
Children's book-gifting charity Kiwi Christmas Books is aiming to hit a donation milestone this Christmas — and they are calling on all book-loving Kiwis to help them do it.
A Timaru resident has been arrested for allegedly taking offence to a motorist yelling at a dog owner and punching the motorist three times.
Five years to the day since a massive hailstorm struck South Canterbury causing widespread damage, MetService says there is a possibility of hail hitting Timaru again on Wednesday.
South Canterbury residents will be able to support their aero club on home turf after a last-minute decision brought a regional competition to Timaru.
The Waimate community is being asked to get behind fundraising efforts for a proposed 67 kilometre walking and cycling trail in the district.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A Waimate District Council survey asking residents if they support a proposed $350 million waste-to-energy plant has received more than 700 responses with an emphatic majority stating their opposition.
Nitrate levels in a rural water scheme in Waimate are closing in on the maximum accepted level, with the district council warning they could climb higher.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
Canterbury's new state-of-the-art $3.5 million MetService weather radar will be operational by noon on Thursday, enabling more accurate forecasting for a large chunk of the South Island.
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