Reporter Te Karere
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Te Karere, TVNZ’s Maori news programme is seeking a News Reporter to fill a vacancy in the Auckland Bureau. We want an innovative self-starter who can deliver strong, editorially accurate stories in an energetic, active and engaging way.
The position requires a focus on Te Karere but reflecting the needs of TVNZ’s approach to journalism “anytime, anywhere”, the successful applicant can expect to be called on to work across all News programmes and platforms including on-line.
Amongst other key attributes the successful applicant will have a proven ability to:
- Generate original story ideas and angles.
- Consistently deliver stories and LIVE crosses effectively with authority and credibility.
- Report in an active and engaged way and display a clear understanding of process writing.
- Work effectively and constructively in a team.
- Work across programmes and platforms including on-line.
- An excellent working knowledge of the Maori and English languages.
Television New Zealand/Te Reo Tataki is committed to a policy of Equal Employment Opportunities.
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Should you wish to apply for this position, please click here and attach your CV, quoting vacancy number 2880. Further information on this position can be found at www.tvnzcareers.co.nz.
Applications for this position close at midday on Wednesday, 19 August 2009. All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence.
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