Tena koe, ko Mckenzie Jennings toku ingoa.
Growing up in Te whanganui a tara, I was surrounded by groups of all walks of life. My passion in story telling and networking ability has paved my interest in journalism, and a long term goal to pursue a career to help make a difference in society.
My natural interests and knowledge in several areas of journalism makes me a capable and reliable head when producing new and original story ideas. I believe with the skills I have learnt from Broadcasting school and my determination I can work on any story thrown my way, and I will always be up for the challenge.
Working under pressure is something I thrive in and I am confident that my organisational skills, drive and ability to network will be a valuable asset to any newsroom.
I am looking for an internship that will allow me to soak up the media industry and become a valued team player.
I look forward to sharing my ideas with you.
Phone: 0221584825
Email: Kenzie.Jennings-Gruar@metronews.co.nz
Pitopito Kōrero: Episode 5
In this episode our top team of journalists cover fires, psychosis, public transport and cup week.
Pitopito Kōrero: Episode 4
Cruises, airline partnerships, golf prodigies and more! All in the fourth episode of Pitopito Kōrero.
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.
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Experts blame supermarkets for unhealthy lunches
As food prices increase so does the concern for children's diets. Mckenzie Jennings investigates the reality of kiwi kids lunches.
MetroNews: Student drinking culture
There's concern more students are drinking on their own. Community leaders believe the problem was escalated by Covid lockdowns.
MetroNews: Female participation in sport
While thousands of youngsters are busy playing winter sports, some Christchurch schools are noticing fewer girls are taking part.
MetroNews: Duathlon
Cantabrians are being encouraged to give sporting events a go as Mckenzie Jennings reports.
Metronews 01/06/22
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
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
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New anxiety treatment could be a 'game changer'
Scientists from The University of Canterbury are researching a new treatment for people with anxiety.
Radio Current Affairs: Te reo teacher shortage
Mckenzie Jennings-Gruar investigates why there's a shortage of Te reo teachers in New Zealand.
Radio Current Affairs: Bunker babies
Mckenzie Jennings-Gruar investigates into the lives of babies born during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Youth Week starts off with a bang in Canterbury
“Our voices matter, we deserve to be heard” - Canterbury young people celebrate Youth Week.
"Endemic" - the words used to describe youth crime
Criminologist says we can expect an increase of youth crime in Christchurch.
New Zealand Agricultural show: Free for kids
Canterbury’s A&P show is offering free admissions for kids.
School leads the way for gender diversity
Beckenham Primary School has gender-neutral uniforms and bathrooms, and stocks its library with gender diverse books.
Fast fashion needs to slow down
Local designers and retailers take aim at wasteful fashion industry.
Skate park coming after 30 years of wrangling
A Sumner child first wrote to the city council asking for a skate park in the late 1980s. Three decades later, it's happening.
Blood bank too far away: 'Somebody could die'
Christchurch hospital blood bank is located too far away from critical care patients, putting lives at risk, staff say.