New Footage, Photos, News & Features On Newswire
New Footage, Photos, News & Features On Newswire
What’s new on NewsWire.co.nz , the website of Whitireia Community Polytechnic’s Journalism School
Journalism
student Chris Armstrong talks about NewsWire’s top stories
on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/user/newswirenz
News is not just for white
motherf…..s
Samoa’s driving rules, migrant
workers and same-sex partners at school balls: journalists
are reflecting more diversity in their reportage, say judges
of the New Zealand Excellence in Diversity Journalism
Awards.
The award winners, announced today, were headed
in first place by Adrian Stevanon, of TV1 and Tagata
Pasifika. Second place went to Rebecca
Todd, the Press, Christchurch; and third equal to
Michelle McCullough, Dunedin Star; and Ruth Grundy,
Southern Rural Life and Courier Country.
Whitireia Community Polytechnic student Tasha
Black, of NewsWire, was highly commended for her
feature on young Wellingtonian converts to Islam. Carolyn
Thomas, Western Leader, was also highly
commended.
Brannigan Kaa talks about ending
violence
RUBY ARMSTRONG-KOOY checks out
Wellington’s White Ribbon Day.
Revamp promises lift in city
fortunes
New life is planned for Porirua’s tired
old CBD. CATHERINE McGREGOR reports on changes lined up by a
council-private investor partnership. WITH PHOTO ESSAY.
Rugby under-20s take on new
frontier
Harden up, guys, if you want a place in the
World Cup rugby under-20s squad. LIZ PROCTOR asks
Wellingtonian Junior Savea about gruelling challenges at the
Outdoor Pursuits Centre.
VIDEO: Rugby guys leave comfort zone behind
at the OPC
Game council ‘a big mistake’
An
Australian conservation group tells DANIEL SIMMONS RITCHIE
that New Zealand’s proposed game council could lead to
taxpayer bailouts and pest problems, as it did for New South
Wales.
Now the cavity’s in my wallet
Our
Hotwired blogger Bonnie Tai rues neglecting her
dental health and feels the burn of her Chinese mum’s “I
told you so”.
PLUS: Whitireia Polytechnic journalism
students take their cameras inside city life. Photo essays
on:
Multicultural dance (Janice Ikiua)
Wellington’s home of cricket (Blair
Stewart)
Christmas parade (Chris
Armstrong)
ENDS