Sue Teodoro is a Reporter at Pacific Media Network. She covers a range of topics including agriculture, farming, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on farm animals, organic farming, and ranching. Sue's work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, New Zealand Herald, RNZ, and The Press.
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Sue Teodoro's focus is on local government, community news, infrastructure, events and public concerns in the Masterton area of New Zealand. Her coverage leans heavily towards reporting on government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you're reaching out to Sue, consider offering insights or comments related to local governance issues, community developments or legal policies that affect the Masterton area specifically.
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Masterton-based Tranzit Group has taken out the inaugural Motor Industry Training Organisation (MITO) award for Training Business of the Year.
The Electoral Commission has removed potentially confusing information about immigrant voting rights from its website after the mix-up reportedly caused people to question their eligibility to vote.
Wairarapa is set to benefit from more than $30,000 funding to help develop local wetland projects.
By: Sue Teodoro
One of Featherston Booktown's founding team members is stepping back from her role with the popular annual festival.
Wellington's favourite weekend playground has been the scene of multiple acts of vandalism and other anti-social behaviour, according to reports.
A community survey is highlighting the heavy toll severe weather has taken on parts of the Wairarapa community this year, as people count the human
A group called “One Wairarapa” has organised a petition and rally to lobby the Government for one unitary authority for Masterton, Carterton and South Wairarapa.
At the end of August only 65% of Wairarapa's 18-24 year-olds were enrolled to vote, with 1908 unregistered.
Police recorded 2425 crimes across Wairarapa for the year to June 30, 2026, with more than two-thirds occurring in Masterton. .
