Yashas Srinivasa is a Reporter at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, construction and real estate, and climate change and the environment, often focusing on the intersection of these themes. Yashas has been featured in prominent publications such as Stuff, The Post, The Press, and Waikato Times.
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Timaru, New Zealand (Local)
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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.
Considering Yashas' attention to weather-related reports and social media influence as well as entertainment and sports content in his articles; pitching ideas that tie these themes together for instance how social media impacts outdoor activities during different seasons can provide interesting angles for coverage.
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By: Yashas Srinivasa
An 87-year-old fisherman rescued from a remote part of the Mackenzie District on Wednesday night was in “good spirits” despite his ordeal.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A trio of teenagers have been arrested in Timaru in relation to the theft of four vehicles reported stolen from Christchurch and Timaru at the weekend.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A sunny and warm Tuesday morning graced the official opening and blessing of New Zealand's longest suspension bridge at Aoraki Mt Cook National Park.
Police are investigating after a vehicle, reported stolen from Washdyke on Saturday night, was set on fire at nearby Washdyke Flat early on Wednesday morning.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A Timaru man says he feels let down by the legal system after his High Court appeal to save his dog was dismissed, but he remains determined to keep fighting.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A woman is facing multiple charges including aggravated burglary after she was found in possession of a knife after crashing her car through gates and into a vehicle at a Timaru property.
Timaru and Washdyke firefighters walked off the job on Friday for the 50th time since bargaining with their employer, Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ),
A Timaru businessman's application for a liquor licence to open a bottle store in Fairlie has drawn 59 submissions.
After an unseasonably warm start to the week, South Canterbury residents living along the east coast could wake up to snow on Tuesday and a cold and frosty week ahead.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
CCTV cameras are being considered to help deter people from dumping rubbish at rural recycling stations in the Waimate District, but there are questions over the effectiveness of the plan.
