Yashas Srinivasa is a Reporter at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of themes including construction and real estate, agriculture and farming, as well as regional and world news, with a particular focus on North America and LATAM. Yashas has been featured in Stuff, The Post, and The Press.
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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
The liquor licence of an establishment in Timaru's CBD has been renewed, but the business will have to trade under a strict set of conditions imposed to “support community safety”.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
State Highway 8 near Lake Pukaki has reopened following a three-vehicle crash caused by icy conditions on Tuesday morning.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
South Canterbury farmers living within the region's wallaby containment zone are urging the Government to prioritise wallaby eradication over expensive fencing projects.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A new partnership between the Waimate District Council and the Community Trust of Mid and South Canterbury will mean more funds available to the community for grants.
By: Brooke Black, Yashas Srinivasa
South Canterbury's lines company says it has been working to remove connections to buildings at the south end of Timaru's main street as part of a demolition programme.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
Motorists travelling on highways in the Mackenzie Basin over the long weekend have been warned to be wary of winter conditions.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
The motorcyclist who died at the scene of a two-vehicle crash in the Mackenzie District was a retired pharmacist from Christchurch.
Police have made a third arrest in relation to an aggravated robbery on Timaru's main street on Wednesday afternoon.
A woman was charged with threatening to kill following her arrest in Timaru on Saturday evening, when police had to deploy a dog and a sponge round.
By: Yashas Srinivasa
A move to bring key parts of a nationwide business together under the one roof was a signal to the wider Canterbury region that local people want to invest in South Canterbury, its managing director says.
