Updated May 13, 2011
EDITOR/CHIEF REPORTER | APN NEWS SERVICE
APN New Zealand is looking for two senior journalists with proven newsroom leadership skills to play key roles in setting up and managing its new national news service and to work collaboratively with media partners across New Zealand to lead the news agenda each day. The editor of the APNZ News Service will be based in Auckland, working alongside the NZ Herald news teams, and other news gathering staff in Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. The chief reporter could work from either Auckland or Wellington.
Deadline May 27
RURAL REPORTER | RURAL PRESS
A writer is required to cover the lower North Island for Rural Press publications Straight Furrow and The Dairyman. A working knowledge of farming is a must and the person should be confident to work on their own under direction of the group editor in Auckland. It is preferred the successful candidate will be based in the Manawatu working from an office in Feilding.
STAFF WRITER | NZ WOMAN”S WEEKLY
You will be a quick-witted, warm and empathetic journalist with a passion for women’s magazines – from chasing great New Zealand stories to interviewing the top talent in the land and collating the best news snippets from Hollywood and beyond. We need an excellent writer who can work at speed with flair and accuracy.
JOURNALISTS | FUSEWORKS MEDIA
Media is evolving. Deadlines are continuous. Consumer appetite for news and information is insatiable. Competition is fierce. This is your opportunity to be part of a media organisation that isn’t just adapting to the changing environment – it’s leading the change. Fuseworks Media has multiple roles for journalists with news agency and/or online news experience, who will work alongside our technologists to shape the future of news.
PRODUCER | MARAE INVESTIGATES
To be successful in this role you will have extensive experience and knowledge of television production and of journalism. An understanding of programming, scheduling and other technical activities required to put programmes to air is essential. Ideally you will have experience developing, commissioning, planning and producing news and current affairs, documentary and magazine style programmes. You will have and an understanding of the Maori culture, Maori language skills would be an advantage but not mandatory. A Tertiary qualification in journalism or Media studies is also desirable.
Deadline: May 15
ONLINE CONTENT EDITOR | NAVY
The Royal New Zealand Navy is seeking a skilled editor or publications specialist to lead the development of its internal and external electronic and print publications. In a rapidly changing communications environment the Navy wishes to reach new audiences by developing existing publications, leveraging content through social media and online publications, and by introducing new channels such as e-magazines utilising rich media content.
Deadline: May 15
REPORTER + SENIOR REPORTER | SOUTHLAND TIMES
We have vacancies in our Invercargill newsroom for people committed to coming up with strong and interesting stories each day, working closely with our team covering the wider Southland-Southern Lakes region.
Deadline: May 18
REPORTER | WAIKATO TIMES
The Waikato Times is looking for the next up and coming Journalist to join their team. The successful applicant will have relevant qualifications and/or work experience as a journalist and will be a team player.
Deadline: May 22
REPORTER | FRANKLIN COUNTY NEWS
The successful applicant will be also be responsible for maintaining and growing relationships within the community, including taking part in community initiatives, promotional activities and networking with community leaders. You should also be able to take your own photographs. The full-time role is based in Pukekohe.
Deadline: May 20
GADGETS/GAMES REVIWER | TECH DAY
We are on the hunt for a passionate, innovative and hard working journalist to drive the our technology/gaming product news and reviews across our consumer brands.
FREELANCE BUSINESS JOURNALISTS | IN BUSINESS
An experienced, motivated, professional journalist with an interest in business is required by IN-Business Media. We need a journalist in Auckland city who has flexible working hours and is available to start work now. We are also seeking a freelance business journalist for each of our regional magazines in Waikato and Aoraki/South Canterbury region.
TECHNICAL WRITER | ACC
You’ll be an important member of our team, responsible for developing and writing effective process and policy information to be used by staff, clients, and health providers. Outstanding relationship management will come into play as you liaise with content owners, stakeholders, and representatives from the wider business.
Deadline: May 15
BREAKFAST PRODUCER /SPORTS ANNOUNCER | MAI FM
The MaiFM Network has a job opening for a Breakfast Producer / Sports Announcer. You’ll have to research, report and present sports news on air. You’ll also have to originate, select and research stories and prepare scripts and audio for use on air.
Deadline: May 14
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Updated May 13, 2011
EDITOR/CHIEF REPORTER | APN NEWS SERVICE
APN New Zealand is looking for two senior journalists with proven newsroom leadership skills to play key roles in setting up and managing its new national news service and to work collaboratively with media partners across New Zealand to lead the news agenda each day. The editor of the APNZ News Service will be based in Auckland, working alongside the NZ Herald news teams, and other news gathering staff in Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. The chief reporter could work from either Auckland or Wellington.
Deadline May 27
RURAL REPORTER | RURAL PRESS
A writer is required to cover the lower North Island for Rural Press publications Straight Furrow and The Dairyman. A working knowledge of farming is a must and the person should be confident to work on their own under direction of the group editor in Auckland. It is preferred the successful candidate will be based in the Manawatu working from an office in Feilding.
STAFF WRITER | NZ WOMAN”S WEEKLY
You will be a quick-witted, warm and empathetic journalist with a passion for women’s magazines – from chasing great New Zealand stories to interviewing the top talent in the land and collating the best news snippets from Hollywood and beyond. We need an excellent writer who can work at speed with flair and accuracy.
JOURNALISTS | FUSEWORKS MEDIA
Media is evolving. Deadlines are continuous. Consumer appetite for news and information is insatiable. Competition is fierce. This is your opportunity to be part of a media organisation that isn’t just adapting to the changing environment – it’s leading the change. Fuseworks Media has multiple roles for journalists with news agency and/or online news experience, who will work alongside our technologists to shape the future of news.
PRODUCER | MARAE INVESTIGATES
To be successful in this role you will have extensive experience and knowledge of television production and of journalism. An understanding of programming, scheduling and other technical activities required to put programmes to air is essential. Ideally you will have experience developing, commissioning, planning and producing news and current affairs, documentary and magazine style programmes. You will have and an understanding of the Maori culture, Maori language skills would be an advantage but not mandatory. A Tertiary qualification in journalism or Media studies is also desirable.
Deadline: May 15
ONLINE CONTENT EDITOR | NAVY
The Royal New Zealand Navy is seeking a skilled editor or publications specialist to lead the development of its internal and external electronic and print publications. In a rapidly changing communications environment the Navy wishes to reach new audiences by developing existing publications, leveraging content through social media and online publications, and by introducing new channels such as e-magazines utilising rich media content.
Deadline: May 15
REPORTER + SENIOR REPORTER | SOUTHLAND TIMES
We have vacancies in our Invercargill newsroom for people committed to coming up with strong and interesting stories each day, working closely with our team covering the wider Southland-Southern Lakes region.
Deadline: May 18
REPORTER | WAIKATO TIMES
The Waikato Times is looking for the next up and coming Journalist to join their team. The successful applicant will have relevant qualifications and/or work experience as a journalist and will be a team player.
Deadline: May 22
REPORTER | FRANKLIN COUNTY NEWS
The successful applicant will be also be responsible for maintaining and growing relationships within the community, including taking part in community initiatives, promotional activities and networking with community leaders. You should also be able to take your own photographs. The full-time role is based in Pukekohe.
Deadline: May 20
GADGETS/GAMES REVIWER | TECH DAY
We are on the hunt for a passionate, innovative and hard working journalist to drive the our technology/gaming product news and reviews across our consumer brands.
FREELANCE BUSINESS JOURNALISTS | IN BUSINESS
An experienced, motivated, professional journalist with an interest in business is required by IN-Business Media. We need a journalist in Auckland city who has flexible working hours and is available to start work now. We are also seeking a freelance business journalist for each of our regional magazines in Waikato and Aoraki/South Canterbury region.
TECHNICAL WRITER | ACC
You’ll be an important member of our team, responsible for developing and writing effective process and policy information to be used by staff, clients, and health providers. Outstanding relationship management will come into play as you liaise with content owners, stakeholders, and representatives from the wider business.
Deadline: May 15
BREAKFAST PRODUCER /SPORTS ANNOUNCER | MAI FM
The MaiFM Network has a job opening for a Breakfast Producer / Sports Announcer. You’ll have to research, report and present sports news on air. You’ll also have to originate, select and research stories and prepare scripts and audio for use on air.
Deadline: May 14