Kia Ora,
My drive, determination and positive attitude is what I pride myself on.
My passion for journalism came from being a little bit nosy and wanting to find out the truth. NZBS has taught me how to be balanced, fair and a quick thinker.
General news, current affairs and sport is what interests me.
Coming from a family of four boys, sport has always played a major role in my life. It's moulded my competitive nature and the ability to thrive in high pressure situations. Sport has taught me to be a great team player.
Before attending NZBS I worked in the United States for a two years through Camp America. This provided me valuable life experiences which I believe is an advantage heading into the media industry.
I believe my work ethic and skill base makes me a great candidate for any organisation.
After the Whistle Ep.4
This week the guys take a look at Basketball and chat to some exciting up and coming talent in Mac Stodart and Lauryn Hippolite.
After the Whistle Ep. 3
This week the boys rip into a rugby special with some great chats with some of New Zealand rugby's finest. The boys are joined by Isaiah Punivai, Brad Weber and a special bonus guest at the end!
After the Whistle Ep. 2
This week on After the Whistle, it's swimming week. Lachie and Tommy are joined by Tokyo 2021 Olympic Swimmers Zac Reid and Erika Fairweather. They Check out the Jitseui Kai Dojo and the Aqua Gym here…
After the Whistle Ep. 1
This week on After the Whistle, the boys talk Netball. They're joined by The Good Oil Tactix Captain, Jane Watson and Aotearoa men's player in the upcoming Cadbury Series against the Silver Ferns, Eri…
Scott 'Razor' Robertson
I head down to Rugby Park to talk to the man many believe should be an All Black's coach.
Saving the NG Building
It's a last ditch effort to save one of the only remaining heritage buildings in Christchurch.
Mountain Boarding
Mountain Boarding is a new sport in Christchurch's backyard. A group of mates have turned an old landfill into a new gem.
The Yellow Bin Debate
Christchurch City Council has taken a strong approach to reduce contaminated bins. I talked to key people about this highly debated issue.
Radio Current Affairs - Wine
Stress and workload...two daunting words for viticulturalists who're pleading with the government to get them more workers.
Radio Current Affairs - MIQ
Getting an MIQ spot is a popular topic in today's world. A major shortage of MIQ beds means Kiwis desperately trying to return home miss out
Tracks 96.1 Station Voice
In 2020 I was lucky enough to be the station voice for Tracks 96.1. It was so much fun working with the Tracks team and definitely a highlight of my first year at NZBS.
Metronews 3/6/21
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the NewZealand broadcasting school
Metronews 2/6/21
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the NewZealand broadcasting school
Metronews 1/06/21
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the NewZealand broadcasting school
Surf in the summer, rugby in the winter
Sumner Rugby Club is celebrating record numbers of young junior players eager to put on the jersey and play with their mates.
Three strikes and we take your bin
Christchurch residents are fed up with council's hard-nosed approach to reduce the amount of rejected recycling.
Gang crime takes another hit
Firearms may be off the market for high-risk individuals as the Government proposes a new Firearms Prohibition Order (FPO).
The parking woes continue for Ara
It's a topic that tickles the taste buds for many Ara employees.
Covid-19 threatens to cancel tree planting event
The return of Covid-19 has forced Sustainable Coastlines to postpone its next planting day on Canterbury's Waimakariri River.
It's time to 'tackle' more problem plastics
We've dealt with single-use plastic bags. Now it's time to get rid of straws, stirrers and fruit stickers.
Go on, give it a TRI
Laughter and joyful shouting ring out at North Hagley Park as an accessible rugby training takes place.
Student loses visa due to careless driving
The 29-year-old international student failed to see two stop signs and drove at speed through an intersection, causing a big crash.
Bed burner was trying to 'remove spirits'
A 45-year-old man has been sentenced to two years, seven months imprisonment after setting fire to his bed in a social housing complex.
Early bird gets the park
Students are annoyed with the lack of car parks provided by the Ara Institute of Canterbury