Tina Law is a Reporter at Stuff. She covers a diverse range of topics, including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on architecture, urban design, and the construction industry across various regions such as LATAM, North America, and APAC. Tina's work has been featured in notable publications including Stuff, The Press, Waikato Times, StudyFinds, and The Post.
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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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Tina Law | The Press August 21, 2026 • 12:35am Copy Link
Comments Alex Warren, Wolfbrook Arena, Christchurch, Friday, August 22
By: Tina Law
Comments City councillors have a $35 million war chest to buy land for new suburban parks in the face of competition from private developers, amid concerns Christchurch's townhouse boom is limiting access to green space.
By: Tina Law
Comments Christchurch's publicly-owned fibre network company Enable could be a step closer to being sold following a formal review.
By: Tina Law
Comments Initiatives to reduce Christchurch City Council's emissions have barely moved the needle, and the council does not yet know whether it will meet its 2030 carbon-neutral target.
By: Tina Law
Comments Residents fear a Christchurch street will lose its World War II memorial avenue status as the city council plans to replant trees only on one side of the road in a $5.3m upgrade.
Comments More than 30 cultures have been celebrated at Selwyn's CultureFest.
Comments Four central Christchurch sites have been shortlisted for the March 15 national memorial.
By: Tina Law
A leaked confidential letter reveals Canterbury Museum is warning of “severe unintended consequences” tied to the city council's multi-million dollar
Comments Moves to alter Condell Ave's World War II memorial status have been put on hold after residents begged local board members to rethink their plans.
