My passion for storytelling goes way back.
I was always a dramatic child. Up on stage, singing, dancing and acting. Telling stories that never really happened.
It's been my great pleasure at Broadcasting School to discover how passionate I am about telling stories that did happen.
Growing up in a small town where everyone knows everyone, that's a lot of stories to keep track of. Often times, I've been surprised to hear stories from people, where I would've expected to hear it from a regional or national news source, and I think that's at the heart of why I started studying journalism. The stories from small-town New Zealand are often just as important and as necessary for the national conversation as stories from Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch.
Supporting real heroes with 'Avengers: Endgame'
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear the St. John's uniform.
Baby goats bring a buzz to Willowbank
Baby Arapawa goats have arrived at the Christchurch wildlife reserve.