Привет, Привіт, Kia ora!
I'm a second year Journalism student at the New Zealand Broadcasting School at Ara Institute of Canterbury.
My first year of course saw me working in collaboration with my class to man the 96.1 student radio station once known as Bassline FM, where we wrote back to back radio bulletins for over a month. This year I'm stoked to be back to work on Metronews and Kōkako media!
Outside of course, I write for the student magazine, Waha Kōrero and explore hobbies such as climbing, tramping, photography, creative writing and reading. I currently work as a waitress for a Māori and Japanese fusion restaurant in Lyttleton by the name of SUPER.
My hope is to implement my passions within my work while maintaining empathy and integridy in the media that I produce.
Treaty Principles Bill axed
Parliament voted down ACT's proposed Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill yesterday afternoon.
Christchurch Kids Market makes a comeback
A local market run and organised by kids starts off their third year with a bang!
Second protest held at munitions company
As promised, peace activists made their comeback to munitions company NIOA Rolleston at 10am on April 7.
Peace activists plan return to munitions company
On March 3, protestors chained themselves to the roof of munitions company NIOA and now plan a comeback after being detained twice.
Free English Lessons Are Here to Stay!
Christchurch's Oxford Terrace Baptist Church has held weekly free English lessons for a year now, and they don't show signs of stopping.