Kia ora,
My name is Emily, I'm a second year journalism student at the NZ Broadcasting School.
Consuming content within the realm of news and current affairs is a past time which for me, started at a very young age. It has always been a goal of mine to follow this interest, and pursue a career that allows me to inform, educate, and entertain. Consequently, attending the Broadcasting School has felt like a natural step.
I love people and have always been fascinated by their stories. It’s a privilege, both to carry the responsibility of sharing someone else’s story, and enlightening those engaging with it. To be able to do this sincerely and produce content that accurately informs, is something I am working hard to accomplish.
I have enjoyed getting a taste for different reporting styles, and also loved the researching and producing elements. I am grateful to have been able to delve into these interests as MetroNews producer.
Versatility is my main goal. This ever-evolving social climate is presenting the industry with new challenges – I’m determined to continue acquiring a range of skills to accommodate, and am looking forward to exploring the different ways reporting and engaging with news can be achieved.
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In this episode our top team of journalists cover fires, psychosis, public transport and cup week.
Pitopito Kōrero: Episode 4
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Pitopito Kōrero: Episode 3
Join Cameron Joe, Daniel Perese, and Emily Ansell for your Canterbury Pitoptio Kōrero.
Pitopito Kōrero: Episode 2
Join Cameron Joe, Daniel Perese, Emily Ansell, Jordan Dunn, McKenzie jennings, and Safyia Mehta-Woledge for your Canterbury Pitoptio Kōrero.
Pitopito Kōrero: Episode 1
Join Cameron Joe, Daniel Perese, Emily Ansell, Jordan Dunn and McKenzie jennings for your Canterbury Pitoptio Kōrero.
Ara Foundation - 610
Here is the content we have created for the Ara Foundation. It covers the brief and follows the proposal by showcasing the foundation across all platforms.
March news read on 96.1
Internship profile: News read 1
Metronews Behind the Scenes: Producers
Go behind the scenes with the Producers of MetroNews 2022, and take a look at the role they do.
Metronews 03/06/22
This is the final episode of Metronews 2022. Brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Metronews 02/06/22
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School
Metronews 01/06/22
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Metronews 31/05/22
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School
Metronews 30/05/22
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Made in Ōtautahi: Kiri and Lou
This critically acclaimed children's animation is entertaining children and adults worldwide.
New research providing hope for rangatahi
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Sterilizing technicians in crisis
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Christchurch health workers to march on Monday
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Radio Current Affairs: Archaeology
As students across the country begin learning more about our history, the physical remnants of our past are being washed away.
'Sever ties with Israel', say protesters
Christchurch demonstrators call on New Zealand government to close Israeli embassy after the recent escalation in conflict with Palestine.
Protest against Tarras Airport proposal
Protestors attended the Christchurch City Council meeting to express concerns on the proposed international airport in Tarras.
Te Kīwai Fund to help Māori youth in sport
Te Pūtahitanga o te Waipounamu and Sport NZ have launched a new fund to help Māori rangatahi pursue their sporting endeavours.
Two men, one challenge – all for mental health
A couple of Christchurch men took on a huge fitness challenge to raise funds for Man Cave.