Digital Reporter & Assignments Producer at TVNZ/1News. Have a story? Email [email protected] All views are my own, she/her
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Jess Rayner retweeted
We still get complaints about use of te reo Māori on TV/radio. It’s no breach of standards to use a national language & we no longer consider such complaints. Kua mutu i te BSA te tirotiro amuamu mō te reo Māori. See our 2021 statement in Māori & English: bit.ly/3z2HfXd
Jess Rayner retweeted
Malachi Subecz was murdered in 2021 – report finds NZ children in similar positions 'no safer now'.
This is such an important report.
1news.co.nz/2024/08/01/malac…
Absolutely beautiful bulletin from Newshub last night — their work is so important and its closure is a significant loss to this country. A very sad day for journalism.
This was such a fun story produce - and I was able to squeeze into the crowd and listen to some tunes in between interviews 🕺
#WATCH: Auckland fans were treated to a free performance from global superstar Teddy Swims — who wanted to do his bit to help raise funds for Red Nose Day.
1news.co.nz/2024/07/05/viral…
Love it when your special interests & your career intersect 🐳🐬
Countrywide whale and dolphin headcount to track mammal migration
1news.co.nz/2024/06/28/count…
Hi friends - news request from me!
Has anyone ever won a prize or giveaway and not received their prize? Hit me up!
Bonus points if you have proof of your win.
You need to be comfortable speaking to me about it with the intention of your story being on the 1News website. (1/2)
Personally, this scares me. As a member of the New Zealand public it scares me that there are less journalists holding power to account, asking the hard questions and ensuring the world is fair for the little guys. That is the Journalist’s job. If Journos can’t do that, who can?
#ANALYSIS: Journalism lost more jobs this week than at any other point in NZ history.
Q+A presenter Jack Tame says the alarming fall in the number of journalists is bad for all of us 👇
1news.co.nz/2024/04/12/jack-…
The closure of Fair Go, Sunday & Newshub is a terrible loss to the media industry - the media needs a diverse range of voices. Journalists speak, & advocate for the public and now that will be significantly harder to do. What a terrible day for media & for everyone in New Zealand
Love to see a hateful intent recreated to a show of support! Being able to share stories of rainbow joy, rather than rainbow hate, is always a pleasure 💖🏳️🌈
'The reaction was swift': Support for rainbow community after crossing vandalised
1news.co.nz/2024/03/29/the-r…
Excellent news!
#BREAKING: Maiki Sherman has been appointed TVNZ's new political editor, becoming the first wahine Māori to lead 1News' political coverage.
1news.co.nz/2024/03/25/tvnz-…
I read this a few days ago before it was published and it’s stuck with me. Just so we are clear, it’s brilliant, talented journalists like Mava that are at risk of being let go from TVNZ. The journo industry in NZ is in a crisis and something needs to happen, fast.
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Jess Rayner retweeted
So heartbroken for my @SundayTVNZ whānau and everyone affected by the cuts at TVNZ.
Also heartbroken for the people that shows like Sunday service. The voiceless, the vulnerable.
Sad day for journalism, sad day for our democracy.
Not thinking of any TVNZ news this evening- thinking cats, and cat images, instead. US library 'pawses' late fees in exchange for cat photos:
1news.co.nz/2024/03/06/us-li…
(P1) The loss of @efesocollins is significant and terrible, and my deepest condolences are with his whānau and the Green Party. He will be sorely missed by his communities and those he fought with, for and beside. That being said, thoughts go out to those who were present…
(P2) …when he suffered his medical event- that is incredibly scary to see, and bare witness to. I actively encourage all those in the area, including my journalist colleagues, to reach out if you need support. The EAP programme, editors, your family…