Kia ora, ko Emily O'Hagan tōku ingoa.
I am a second-year journalism student.
Though I have enjoyed my time studying at the New Zealand Broadcasting School, I'm eager to get out into the industry and really experience what journalism is all about.
I have a passion for media and communication and my strengths are in my writing and putting a story together. I feel confident in the process of finding stories but also in editing and post-production.
I am an asset to any organisation due to my positive attitude, strong work ethic and love for learning new things. I also feel broadcasting with a focus on journalism is where I am meant to be.
So far, I have learned a lot about myself and what I am passionate about, for example, people and social issues but I am looking forward to discovering so much more about who I am as a journalist.
Ka kite anō.
Connected Conversations
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New Zealand Sign Language Week 2023
To celebrate official Sign Language Week, our reporter Emily O’Hagan met with a family that uses signing to communicate.
The New Zealand Blood Service needs more blood
The New Zealand Blood Service is on a drive for more donors. It has a shortage of people prepared to give blood and especially plasma.
Radio Current Affairs - Show Two 2023
A Current Affairs show on Plains FM exploring important local issues, run by the second-year journalism students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Radio Current Affairs - Show One 2023
A Current Affairs show on Plains FM exploring important local issues, run by the second-year journalism students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
MetroNews - Friday 19th May 2023
This episode of MetroNews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
MetroNews - Wednesday 17th May 2023
This episode of MetroNews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
MetroNews - Tuesday 16th May 2023
This episode of MetroNews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
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The New Zealand Blood Service is calling out for more blood and plasma donors.
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