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Nov 15th, 2018 |
By Newswire Team |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Most Popular, Multimedia, News, Top Picture
*The people, the people, the people: “You just have to meet the people” is the result of a three-week diversity reporting project undertaken by Whitireia Journalism students.
Tags: #mental health awareness, community, council, education, government, Green party, journalism, labour, Maori, mental health, mental health issue, mental health sigma, new zealand, newswire, NZ, parliament, politics, Te Auaha, wellington, Wellington City Council, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Nov 13th, 2018 |
By Newswire Team |
Category: Diversity, Features, Front Page Layout, Lead Story, Multimedia, News
As New Zealand wakes up to the enormity of the mental health issue, more and more of us are finding the will to tell our stories. The NewsWire team puts people at the heart of the story in a project culminating in this multi-media, interactive long read.
Tags: art, Bonnie Mosen, community, council, Courtney Day, education, election, facebook, government, Green party, Hutt City Council, Hutt Valley, Jayden Tamarua, journalism, labour, Leah Tebbutt, Maori, mental health, Molly Hancock, national, new zealand, newswire, Nico Hendricks, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, NZ, parliament, politics, porirua, rugby, Statistics New Zealand, stigma, Te Auaha, Upper Hutt, Victoria University, wcc, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism
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Oct 31st, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Latest News, News
Passengers on the Island Bay bus got more than they paid for as NIKITA RAWNSLEY WRATT reports.
Tags: armed police, bus, community, journalism, new zealand, newswire, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, police, wellington, Wellington City Council, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School
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Oct 16th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Latest News, News
The Nutcracker ballet will offer audio description to blind audience members. BONNIE MOSEN reports.
Tags: audio description, dance, new zealand, Nicola Owen, Nutcracker, Pascale Parenteau, Romeo and Juliet, Royal New Zealand Ballet, Wellington Opera House
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Oct 15th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: News, Radio News
Tags: bike, Greater Wellington Regional Council, journalism, new zealand, NZ, OnzO, wellington, Wellington biking, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Oct 15th, 2018 |
By Molly Hancock |
Category: News, Top Picture
A colourful street party marks the official opening of Wellington’s new rainbow crossing. MOLLY HANCOCK documents the occasion.
Tags: journalism, LGBT, LGBTQI, new zealand, newswire, NZ, rainbow crossing, vandalised crossing, Vandalism, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Oct 15th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Radio News
Claims a meat tax study doesn’t apply to New Zealand. NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: Climate Change, environment, Exports, farming, Federated Farmers, food, government, meat, new zealand, politics, science, tax
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Oct 12th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Latest News, News
The Kitchen is highlighting it’s work supporting the homeless.NIKITA RAWNSLEY WRATT reports.
Tags: community, Compassion Soup kitchen, event, Homeless, journalism, Market, mental health, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, NZ, salvation army, Te Māra, wcc, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia journalism, World Homeless Day 2018
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Oct 10th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Latest News
Wellingtonians disagree with Finance Minister about rainy day surplus. NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: economy, finance, government, Grant Robertson, GST, Income Tax, labour, money, new zealand, spending, Surplus, wellington
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Oct 10th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Top Picture
A final clean-up of skid marks before the rainbow crossing is revealed.
Tags: community, crossing, cuba street, gay, journalism, lesbian, LGBT, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, rainbow, road, wcc, wellington, Wellington City Council, Whitireia Journalism School
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Oct 10th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: Audio describers fill in visual gaps for blind theatre goers
Tags: Arts, Auckland Live, audio, audio description, blindness, Bonnie Mosen, journalism, new zealand, Nicola Owen, opera, theatre, whitireia
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: News, Radio News
The cruise ship season has started and it’s going to bring Wellington a record breaking number of ships. Between October 2nd and April 22nd, 110 cruise ships are expected to visit Wellington. Wellington Regional Economic Development Agency Spokesman David Perks says tourists on board the cruise ships want to enjoy the Wellington experience and to […]
Tags: Cruise Ships, Cruise Tourism, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, wellington, Wellington City Council, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, wreda
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Latest News
60 000 guests expected in town for fashion event. NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: Awards, competition, designers, events, fashion, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, wellington, Whitireia Journalism School, WorldofWearableArtsShow, WoWA
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: Radio News
Tags: #mental health awareness, journalism, mental health, Mental Health Week, Mental Heath Foundation, new zealand, newswire, NZ, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: News, Radio News
Tags: advertisement, alcohol, alcohol abuse, Alcohol Healthwatch, Auckland, journalism, new zealand, public transport
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: Te Reo Maori lacking in audio description services for the blind
Tags: audio description, blindness, Bonnie Mosen, journalism, new zealand, Nicola Owen, plays, te reo maori, theatre, whitireia
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Leah Tebbutt |
Category: News, Radio News
NIWA’s climate summary exposes Wellington as the wettest in New Zealand. LEAH TEBBUTT reports
Tags: climate summary, Leah Tebbutt, new zealand, NIWA, NIWA Science, region, September weather, weather, wellington, Wettest Winter
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: NZTA says new stats are “disappointing.” NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: crashes, driving, Hospitals, injuries, new zealand, new zealand transport agency, newswire.co.nz, NZTA, Road Toll, roads, statistics, Stats NZ, transport, vehicles
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Oct 9th, 2018 |
By Molly Hancock |
Category: Featured Article, Front Page Layout
The Greenpeace flagship is here to promote their next campaign MOLLY HANCOCK reports.
Tags: Greenpeace, journalism, Molly Hancock, new zealand, newswire, NZ, Rainbow Warrior, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Oct 3rd, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: Local artist shares knowledge of calligraphy for Chinese Language Week. NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: art, Bilinigual, calligraphy, cantonese, China, Chinese language week, hong kong, inkLink, Mandarin, new zealand, newswire.co.nz, painting, Te Auaha, Watercolours, Whitireia School of Journalism
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Oct 3rd, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Featured Article
A veteran journalist’s debut documentary needed a different approach, as NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: #MeToo, Amanda Millar, Celia Lashlie, Department of Corrections, documentary, education, feminism, film, journalism, new zealand, Nga Taonga, NZIFF, radio, social justice, Whitireia School of Journalism
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Oct 3rd, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: News, Radio News
Visual-aid app will be widely available throughout Australasian this month.
Tags: Aira, Australia, blind, Jonathan Mosen, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, Visual-aid, wellington
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Oct 3rd, 2018 |
By Leah Tebbutt |
Category: Latest News, News
A petition wants government to rethink the way it interacts with the visually impaired. LEAH TEBBUTT reports.
Tags: accessible, blind, census, Census 2018, census code, census online, code, government, inquiry, Jonathan Mosen, Mosen, new zealand, online form, parliament, petition, public inquiry, select committee, visually impaired
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Oct 2nd, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Arts/Entertainment, Top Picture
Master illustrates the Chinese art form during Chinese Language Week.
Tags: art, Bilinigual, calligraphy, cantonese, China, Chinese language week, hong kong, inkLink, Mandarin, new zealand, newswire.co.nz, painting, Te Auaha, Watercolours, Whitireia School of Journalism
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Top Picture |
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Oct 2nd, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
Commonsense Organics is adding a coffee cart to their shop in Johnsonville.
Tags: almond milk, barista, Bonnie Mosen, coconut milk, coffee, Fair Trade, Good Fortune coffee company, Johnsonville, journalism, Laura Allen, new zealand, Organics, Petone, soy milk, sustainable, whitireia
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Oct 2nd, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
Red Cross describes Indonesian earthquake and tsunami terrifying double disaster
Tags: Bonnie Mosen, Gemma Snowdon, Indonesia, journalism, natural disaster, new zealand, Red Cross, Sulawesi, tsunami, whitireia
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Sep 28th, 2018 |
By Molly Hancock |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: Police attended the scene of a collision near Lower Hutt earlier today. MOLLY HANCOCK reports.
Tags: Car crash, journalism, Lower Hutt, new zealand, newswire, NZ, wellington, western hutt road, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Sep 25th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Lead Radio Story, News
Tags: apple, Bonnie Mosen, GPs, Jonathan Mosen, new zealand, Nigel Ngahiwi, te reo maori, Text to speech, Voiceover, whitireia
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Sep 25th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Students write on wall to practice te reo Māori. BONNIE MOSEN reports:
Tags: Ballint Koller, Benjamin Swale, Bonnie Mosen, journalism, Maori Language Week, new zealand, newswire, NZ, Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Victoria University, wellington, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Sep 25th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: Arts/Entertainment, Featured Article, News
Saint Bernard’s college students say their haka represents who they are. JAYDON TAMARUA reports:
Tags: haka, Maori, new zealand, NZ, te reo, wellington, Whitireia Journalism School
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Featured Article, News |
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Sep 25th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Latest News, News
The night at a Newtown bar involved songs from Te Kupu and Amba Holly. COURTNEY DAY reports.
Tags: Amba Holly, Aotearoa, Courtney Day, Crowded House, E Tu, hip hop music, journalism, Ma Te Wa, Maori, Maori Language Week, Maori musician, Maori National Anthem, Maori rap, Maori Week, Mau Tonu, Moon, Moon 1, Moon bar, new zealand, New Zealand music, newswire, newtown, NZ, NZ National Anthem, Tainui Waka, Te Kupu, te reo maori, Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, Upper Hutt Posse, Waikato, Waikato Tainui, wellington
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Sep 25th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Latest News, News
A Wellington bilingual café uses coffee cards to help customers order coffee
Tags: coffee, community, journalism, Karaka Cafe, Maori, Maori Language Week, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, te reo, wcc, wellington, Wellington City Council
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Sep 25th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: News, Radio News
LISTEN: Rotorua tribe gives other iwis advice for becoming bilingual after they were so successful earlier this year.
Tags: bilingual, community, Culture, journalism, Maori, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, rotorua, wellington, Wellington City Council
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Sep 5th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: Porirua ready for community working space
Tags: Bonnie Mosen, co-working space, James Walsh, journalism, new zealand, Petone, porirua, The Settlement, whitireia
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Sep 5th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: Disability advocates gather at parliament to call for stronger legislation on access
Tags: Access Alliance, Access Matters, Accessability Act New Zealand, Aine Kelly-Costello, blind foundation, Bonnie Mosen, Carmel Sepuloni, disability, journalism, new zealand, parliament, wellington, whitireia
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Sep 5th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Radio News
Plunket are hoping to expand their project to more communities in NZ – and Wellington may be next. COURTNEY DAY reports.
Tags: Babies, baby, Christchurch, Free nappies, Huggies, journalism, Kapiti, Low Income, Nappies, Nappy, Nappy bank, new zealand, newswire, NZ, plunket, South Auckland, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Sep 5th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Latest News
A spring storm disrupted flights and ferries on Tuesday. COURTNEY DAY reports.
Tags: Air NZ, Bluebridge, Interislander, journalism, metservice, new zealand, newswire, NZ, voice report, voicer, wellington, Wellington City Council, wellington storm, Wellington weather, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Aug 30th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Radio News
Wellingtonians are being encouraged to raise awareness for people with respiratory conditions. COURTNEY DAY reports.
Tags: asthma, Asthma and Respiratory foundation NZ, bicycle, bike, Bike for Better Breathing, bike sports, bikes, biking, Breathe Better September, cuba st, cuba street, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, respiratory conditions, respiratory health, vicky Jones, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Aug 30th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Latest News
LISTEN: A change in attitude seen as answer to suicide problem. NICO HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: Chief Coroner, Lifeline, mental health, new zealand, newswire, NZ, suicide, Whitireia Journalism School
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Aug 23rd, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
Twin Twisters Touch down on North Island
Tags: 299 motel, Anthony Horvath, blind foundation, Bonnie Mosen, journalism, New Plymouth, new zealand, North Island, tornado, whitireia
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Aug 23rd, 2018 |
By Leah Tebbutt |
Category: Radio News
Claims New Zealand has work to do when it comes to acknowledging grief. The Employment Act in New Zealand allows three days off for grieving parents,however, the miscarriage bereavement bill currently before parliament could amend this. If successful the bill will allow parents longer bereavement leave after a miscarriage. Spokesperson for the miscarriage support group, […]
Tags: Bereavement, Employment Act, Grief, journalism, Leah Tebbutt, Miscarriage, miscarriage bereavement bill, Miscarriage Support, new zealand, Rebekah Gray, SANDS, Te Auaha, UK, whitireia
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Aug 23rd, 2018 |
By Molly Hancock |
Category: Latest News
Wellington On A Plate features a number of vegan dishes this year. MOLLY HANCOCK reports.
Tags: Burger Wellington, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, sweet release, sweet release cakes and treats, vegan, vegan food, veganism, Visa Wellington On a Plate, VWOAP, wellington, Wellington On a Plate, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, WOAP
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Aug 15th, 2018 |
By Molly Hancock |
Category: Front Page Layout, Top Picture
MOLLY HANCOCK captures the signs and slogans of the Wellington teachers strike.
Tags: journalism, Molly Hancock, new zealand, newswire, NZ, strike, Te Auaha, Te Auaha Institute of Creativity, teachers strike, wellington, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School
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Aug 15th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: Latest News, News, Radio News, Uncategorized
Striking teachers say they’re happy to strike again if demands aren’t met. JAYDEN TAMARUA reports.
Tags: journalism, new zealand, newswire, strike, teachers, wellington
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Aug 15th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Radio News
Tags: education, intermediate schools, journalism, new zealand, newswire, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, primary schools, protest, school, strike, students, teachers, wellington, Wellington City Council, Westpac Stadium
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Aug 15th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Featured Article
Primary school teachers are talking tough as they rally in their thousands for improved conditions. COURTNEY DAY reports:
Tags: Cake Tin, Courtney Day, journalism, Louise Green, new zealand, new zealand educational institute, newswire, NZ, NZEI, parliament, Paulette Holland, primary school teachers, protest, Rangikura School, strike, teachers strike, wellington, Wellington strike, Wellington teachers strike, Westpac Stadium, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Aug 15th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Radio News
Listen: Teacher says something has to change
Tags: Bonnie Mosen, education, Fraser Crescent School, journalism, new zealand, radio, strike, teachers, Teresa Salter, wellington, whitireia
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Aug 15th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Radio News
LISTEN: The $20 payment is to help reduce heating costs throughout the winter.
Tags: Courtney Day, Dianne Greenbank, journalism, Ministry of Social Development, new winter energy payment, new zealand, newswire, NZ, pensioner, superannuation, superannuitant, wellington, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, winter energy payment, Work and Income, Work and Income New Zealand
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Aug 13th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Lead Radio Story, Multimedia, News
Tags: audio, Bali, earthquake, Indonesia, journalism, new zealand, newswire, radio, Whitireia Journalism School
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Jul 18th, 2018 |
By Abigail Sinclair-Parker |
Category: Featured Article, Front Page Layout, News
Kaibosh fights back against food waste and food poverty with the help of the community. ABBY SINCLAIR PARKER reports
Tags: #food waste, City Mission, Countdown, eco-friendly, environment, food, food poverty, Kaibosh, new zealand, salvation army
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Jul 3rd, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Kitten season in Wellington is ending, which causes a bigger demand for foster careers
Tags: journalism, new zealand, newswire, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, NZ, SPCA, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Jul 3rd, 2018 |
By Julia Steel |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Domestic online retail sales are growing at a faster pace than international, but all is not lost for in-store retail. JULIA STEEL reports.
Tags: boutique, earthquake, fashion, journalism, Julia Steel, JuliaSteel, new zealand, newswire, NZ, online, retail, shopping, Statistics New Zealand, Te Auaha, The Mews, TheMews, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Jul 2nd, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Featured Article, Features, Front Page Layout, News
Over 700 marine species are affected by plastic in our oceans. Courtney Day finds out how Wellington Zoo raises awareness.
Tags: animal, animals, Ash Howell, beach clean-up, beat plastic pollution, conservation, Courtney Day, India, journalism, kawakawa, kawakawa mint tea, marine life, marine species, mint, new zealand, newswire, NZ, oceans, plastic, plastic free, Plastic pollution, recycle, recycling, reduce, reduce reuse recycle, reusable, reuse, sea, sustainable, tote bags, wellington, Wellington Zoo, wellington zoo conservation fund, whitireia, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, Wildlife, world environment day, world environment day 2018, Zoo
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Jul 2nd, 2018 |
By Samuel Robinson |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Lead Story, News
People are departing New Zealand for overseas in the largest numbers since 2014 and Asia is increasingly attractive. NZ China Friendship national president Dave Bromwich talks to SAM ROBINSON about the trend of younger Kiwis moving to China for business opportunities.
Tags: Asia, brooke theyers, China, dave Bromwich, emigration, immigration, journalism, migration, new zealand, new Zealand china friends society, newswire, NZ, Samuel Robinson, Statistics NZ, Stats NZ, wellington, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School
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Jul 2nd, 2018 |
By Julia Steel |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, News, Top Picture
The Renault French Festival’s French Village brought European expats, tourists and Kiwi Francophiles together. JULIA STEEL had a taste.
Tags: festival, France, French, journalism, Julia Steel, new zealand, newswire, NZ, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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Jun 27th, 2018 |
By Molly Hancock |
Category: Latest News, News, Picture story
Wellington exercise studio Up Fitness uses spices up the traditional workout. Newswire reporter Molly Hancock takes a look.
Tags: #aerial yoga, #antigravity fitness, #Up Fitness, #Up Fitness on the Terrace, #Up on the Terrace, fitness, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, wellington, whitireia, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School
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Jun 27th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Latest News, News, Picture story
Wellington locals gather with their dogs for the charity event Big Dog Walk With Lots of Dogs. Newswire reporter Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt joined in.
Tags: animals, big dog walk with lots of dogs, charity, Dogs, event, journalism, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, pet centre, Te Auaha, wellington, whitireia
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Jun 19th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Featured Article, Front Page Layout, News
Kaibosh saves supermarket and cafe food for struggling communities. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: journalism, new zealand, newswire, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia
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Jun 8th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Latest News, News
Some of the $872m in food Kiwis discard annually is find its way to good homes. BONNIE MOSEN reports
Tags: Bonnie Mosen, food rescue, Hunger, Hutt Valley, Kaibosh, Kiwis, new zealand, poverty, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, whitireia
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Jun 8th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Front Page Layout, News, Top Picture
The daily Last Post ceremonies at Pukeahu end in November this year as the 100 year anniversary of WWI’s end approaches. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: #worldwarone, journalism, new zealand, newswire, Nicholas Hendricks, Pukeahu War Memorial, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, whitireia, Wordl War I, WW1
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Jun 3rd, 2018 |
By Andrew Bevin |
Category: Editor's Picks, Featured Article, Features, Front Page Layout, News
Wellington IT worker and skateboarding advocate Chris Wood lived every skating boy’s dream. He talks to ANDREW BEVIN
Tags: Andrew Bevin, Chris Wood, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, skateboarding, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, WSA
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May 26th, 2018 |
By Julia Steel |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
The Wellington artist may have passed away but her daughter is ensuring her work lives on
Tags: 1940s, art, Australia, Avis Higgs, journalism, Julia Steel, new zealand, NZ, textiles, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 25th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News
Lower Hutt Mayor excited about safety for walkers and cyclists up Wainui Hill. COURTNEY DAY reports.
Tags: Courtney Day, footpath, Gracefield, hutt city, Hutt City Council, journalism, led street lights, Mayor Ray Wallace, new zealand, newswire, NZ, Pukeatua Bridge, Ray Wallace, road works, safety, shared path, shared path project, traffic, Wainui, Wainui Hill, Wainuiomata, Wainuiomata Hill, Wainuiomata shared path, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 24th, 2018 |
By Zac Graham |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Coach Tim Mannix and co-captain Josh Southall talk to ZACHARY GRAHAM as their rugby season starts
Tags: All Blacks, first XV rugby, journalism, new zealand, New Zealand rugby, newswire, NZ, NZRFU, St Pat's Silverstream, St Patricks College Silverstream, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, Wellington schools rugby, WelTec, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, Zac Grahama
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May 19th, 2018 |
By Zoey Offord |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
As Palestinians die at Israel fence a Palestinian journalist shares stories in NZ
Tags: #whitireiajournalism, A peoples history, Book launch, Dr Ramzy Baroud, Gaza, Israeli Palestinian conflict, journalism, new zealand, palestine, St Andrews on the Terrace, Te Auaha, wellington palestine group
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May 16th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: Arts/Entertainment, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Neil Ieremia’s newest work will be shown in Porirua before touring the world. JAYDEN TAMARUA reports.
Tags: Black Grace, contemporary dance, Crying Men, journalism, new york, new zealand, newswire, porirua, USA, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 15th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
The humble cakery customises cakes everyone can enjoy. BONNIE MOSEN takes a look.
Tags: Anna Pugmire, bakery, Bonnie Mosen, Cakes, Cupcakes, food allergy, gluten-free, Johnsonville, new zealand, newswire, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Applied Creativity, The Humble Cakery, Whitireia Journalism School
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May 15th, 2018 |
By Julia Steel |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
The portrait group which meets in Karori welcomes all artists, and talks to JULIA STEEL.
Tags: art, artists, drawing, journalism, Julia Steel, Karori, new zealand, newswire, NZ, painting, portrait, portraiture, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 15th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Greer Samuel took audience, including dad, to dark places as abused child in lead role at BATS Theatre.
Tags: Bats Theatre, Jayden Tamarua, journalism, Musical, new zealand, newswire, NZ, Spring Awakening, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, WellingtonNZ, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism
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May 15th, 2018 |
By Samuel Robinson |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
City Mission’s winter appeal with a caffeinated boost for low income families. SAM ROBINSON reports.
Tags: barista, charity, coffee, donation, journalism, milk crate, new zealand, newswire, poverty, Sam Robinson, Te Auaha, the hangar, wellington, Wellington City Council, Wellington City Mission, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 13th, 2018 |
By Andrew Bevin |
Category: Featured Article, Features, News, Student Features
For Māori waka ama is steeped in culture, for others it is a sporting passion. ANDREW BEVIN reports.
Tags: Andrew Bevin, canoe, journalism, kayak, Maori, new zealand, newswire, ngati toa, NZ, porirua, Sport, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, waka, waka ama, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 13th, 2018 |
By Abigail Sinclair-Parker |
Category: Front Page Layout, Top Picture
Manager Miriama Royal will lose her cart in the campus foyer, and move into a plant-filled design. ABBY SINCLAIR-PARKER talks to her about the new space.
Tags: Abby Sinclair-Parker, Abigail Sinclair Parker, barista, cafe, creativity, David Bowie, Hospo, mojo, Mojo Coffee, new zealand, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, wellington, Wellington City Council, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 13th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Lower Hutt musician grew up with piano and guitar and is now playing the computer
Tags: BandCamp, Connor Hayman, Courtney Day, digital artist, Digital music, film and animation, film-making, FL studio, instrumental, journalism, modern music, music, music artist, music making, music quality, music value, musician, musicians, new zealand, newswire, NZ, nz music, NZ Music month, song production, songs, SoundCloud, Spotify, Te Auaha, technology, wellington, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic, Yoobee, Yoobee School of Design
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May 9th, 2018 |
By Courtney Day |
Category: Featured Article, Front Page Layout, News
A flight from London to Auckland nearly ended in disaster. COURTNEY DAY sits down with a woman who was on the plane.
Tags: ASH, Auckland, Bombay, British Airways, Captain Eric Moody, Dorothy Ross, Eric Moody, eruption, flight, flight BA009, Indonesia, Jakarta, Java, journalism, Kuala Lumpar, London, Malaysia, Mt Gulunggung, Muriel Ross, new zealand, newswire, NZ, overseas flight, Perth, plane, SEO Words: Courtney Day, Te Auaha, travel, volcanic ash, Volcano, volcano eruption, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 9th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Editor's Picks, Lead Story, News
As pet dogs take to public transport, disability assistance dog handlers fear poorly behaved animals.
BONNIE MOSEN talks with trainers of guide dogs and officials about the issue.
Tags: blind foundation, Bonnie Mosen, BonnieMosen, buses, disability assistance dogs, guide dogs, journalism, metlink, new zealand, newswire, pets, responsible pet ownership, Seeing eye, service dogs, Te Auaha, trains, wellington, whitireia, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 9th, 2018 |
By Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Students leading project to get warm clothing to schools talk to NIKITA RAWNSLEY-WRATT
Tags: community, education, fundraise, journalism, Karori, Lifepoint church, low decile, new zealand, Nikita Rawnsley-Wratt, nonprofit, organisation, recycle, recycle boutique, samuel marsden college, schools, The Winter Project, thewinterproject_2018, Toastmasters, Warm, wcc, wellington, Whitireia Community Polytechnic, whitireia journalism, Winter
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May 9th, 2018 |
By Jayden Tamarua |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Two new theatres full of mix of professional and student performances. JAYDEN TAMARUA reports.
Tags: Jayden Tamarua, journalism, new zealand, newswire, NZ, production, Tapere Nui, Te Auaha, Te Auaha New Zealand Institute of Creativity, Tepere Iti, theatre, wellington, Whitireia Journalism School
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May 7th, 2018 |
By Bonnie Mosen |
Category: Arts/Entertainment, Latest News, News
Blind Queenstown musician reflects on life, love, and music at 50 with BONNIE MOSEN
Tags: blind musician, Bonnie Mosen, Chad Robinson, Emma Wilson, hotel, jazz, journalism, keyboard, Lombardi, Mark Wilson, new zealand, newswire, Nigel Hirst, piano, Queenstown, Sofitel, South Island, St Moritz hotel, Te Auaha, Te Auaha Institute of Creativity, whitireia, whitireia journalism, Whitireia Journalism School, Whitireia Polytechnic
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May 7th, 2018 |
By Nicholas Hendricks |
Category: Editor's Picks, Front Page Layout, Lead Story, News
An artist’s body twisted into typefaces will accompany carving and jewellery at Te Auaha’s second exhibition.
The exhibition will showcase the work of tutors from Whitireia and WelTec’s creative programmes at the gallery on Dixon Street. NICHOLAS HENDRICKS reports.
Tags: art, art exhibit, Art gallery, Culture, Graduates, new zealand, newswire, Nicholas Hendricks, Te Auaha, Te Auaha Institute of Creativity, te reo, teachers, Tutors, wellington, WelTec, whitireia, whitireia journalism
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