This is request for tender response for editing the NZHPT’s quarterly magazine, Heritage New Zealand as an independent contractor. We seek a professional, experienced, high energy person – or Editorial team – who will engage positively with the NZHPT, providing editorial services and advice that continue to ensure we produce a high quality, engaging, interesting, informative and entertaining magazine. The Editor is responsible for commissioning and coordinating contributors to the magazine, provision of services such as subediting and proofreading, and liasing effectively with the NZHPT and other key suppliers involved in the magazine’s production.
Capital Times is a small independent weekly newspaper covering the news, events and entertainment, and lifestyle of Wellington. Our new junior journalist needs to be competent, quick, flexible, interested in writing good stories, developing news and newsgathering skills and able to meet deadlines. He or she will want to be involved with Wellington: the plays, the shows, the bands, the music, the movies, the events, the art galleries, the council and councillors, the people, and all the other movers, shakers and happenings, and be read by around 60,000 people.
Provide editorial leadership on Primary, NZ Marketing and accompanying website www.stoppress.co.nz, generating content and overseeing delivery of finished artwork files to a print-ready state. This includes delegating detailed tasks to a deputy editor. Key duties and responsibilities include: Generate ideas for stories from original research, your own networks and by following current affairs; Delegate detailed editorial tasks to the deputy editor; manage the deputy editor; Commission writers and work with designers to commission photographers and illustrators; Research and write your own stories; Oversee the editing of stories to a ‘clean’ state ready for proof reading; Work with sales team to generate leads and commercial ideas.
Provide assistance to the Editor in creating and managing the editorial content for the magazine and website. NZ Marketing: Assist the editor in generating ideas for stories; Assist the editor in commissioning writers, photographers and illustrators; Research and write your own stories; Assist the editor in editing stories to a ‘clean’ state ready for proof reading; Work with sales team to generate leads and commercial ideas; Work with the whole team to deliver a high quality magazine, on time, to budget; Contribute to the wider company with ideas and sales leads and networking; Represent the brand to the market where appropriate. Stoppress.co.nz: Assist the editor with maintaining and publishing this blog; Edit the publish daily news stories; Oversee the creation of the twice-weekly newsletter.
Adrenalin Publishing, a leading North Shore-based magazine publisher, is looking for an editor for its two trade titles in the manufacturing and engineering market, DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing, and Electrical Technology. The role would be a full time in-house position. The applicant would be required to have solid credentials in written journalism, preferably in the magazine environment, some experience in terms of planning a magazine such as a previous assistant editor, sub-editor or editor role would be desirable.
The Manawatu Standard is seeking an experienced journalist to lead its news team. You will take responsibility for the day-to-day running of the newsroom with direct oversight of news, features and the web. You will be driven, organised, and have impeccable news judgement. The successful applicant will lead a dynamic team of journalists, based in modern offices in Palmerston North, and be at the forefront of covering in depth the news and issues that matter to the people of Manawatu.
NZX Agri is the leading agricultural media publisher in New Zealand, based in Feilding, and has a position available in its production department. The successful applicant will be responsible for the planning, proofing, and layout of one of our print publications. In addition, there is the responsibility of our photo library, and work in the development of our social media network. You will already have experience working with Mac Applications, InDesign, Photoshop, and have a flair in creative design.
The APNZ News Service is looking for a talented reporter with a proven track record in finding great stories to join its new national news service in Wellington for an 11-week fixed term assignment. We’re looking for someone with demonstrated all-round reporting skills able to work from early October to mid-December.
The New Zealand Herald is looking for an administration assistant to work in our busy newspaper office, located in the central city. This is a fantastic entry level position working in our general newsroom, supporting our news gathering and production teams. The successful candidate needs to be highly organised, have excellent communication skills, both spoken and written, and the motivation and initiative to work autonomously. Proficiency in MS Word and Excel is a must and an interest in news would be an asset.
The University of Canterbury offers the country’s pre-eminent journalism programme. To sustain that record of excellence and develop it further it is seeking a senior lecturer to lead the programme. Applicants need to be experienced journalists or journalism academics, with at least 10 years’ experience in news journalism. They must have a passion for teaching and an ability to excel within a research-based university. They must aspire to provide leadership within journalism in Aotearoa New Zealand.
A rare opportunity to further your career as a journalist has arisen with our award winning flagship news programme, Morning Report. This is ideal for talented, creative and experienced producers seeking a challenge and the chance to work with a dynamic production team in Radio New Zealand’s busy Wellington newsroom. You’ll have the opportunity to work with the industry’s top talent, cover the highest profile stories in NZ and overseas, and develop your career with the national news leader.
Radio New Zealand, is excited to be setting up its own specialist unit to cover stories important to Maoridom. We are seeking journalists with solid reporting experience and a good knowledge of Maori issues. The successful candidates will be self-starters, with proven story-breaking ability and good contacts in this field. Solid news judgement, good on-air skills (or potential) and initiative are essential. Knowledge of te reo would be an advantage.
Deals on Wheels is the ultimate magazine for trucking and construction machinery enthusiasts. We are seeking an energetic Editor to represent and develop this monthly magazine going forward. Ideally we are looking for someone with trucking and/or construction industry knowledge who has experience working as an editor or journalist.
The Bay of Plenty Times seeks a reporter to become part of our team of talented journalists. The successful applicant will write news stories for the Bay of Plenty Times and its new Weekend edition, and website bayofplentytimes.co.nz. Candidates should have the following attributes: Recent experience on daily or Sunday newspapers; A nose for news and a good idea of what our readership wants in their daily newspaper; Proven ability to generate great story ideas; Ability to work under deadline pressure; An energetic approach to journalism.
The Science Media Centre is seeking an experienced, news-savvy media advisor to join our team for a fixed-term maternity cover contract. We’re looking for someone who can think strategically to identify new angles and find creative ways to promote evidence-based coverage of hot-button issues and breaking news. You’ll be responsible for organising press conferences and online briefings, and proactively seeking out timely, informed commentary from experts.You will ideally be familiar with the New Zealand science system and have a solid understanding of the local media landscape and the needs of journalists. Excellent writing skills are a must.
One of New Zealand’s largest magazine publishers is looking for a superstar sub-editor/editorial assistant. You must be self-motivated and able to handle regular deadlines. You’ll love working in a team and can get along with a variety of people and personalities.
We want the best people to be part of our multi-media organisation. The scheme is now in its fifth year and already those chosen are making their mark not just in newsrooms but in national media awards. The successful applicants are chosen by editors and editorial leaders throughout Fairfax after they prioritise the Fairfax Media organisations they would like to work for. After undergoing exceptional training at one of our five preferred journalism schools – the University of Canterbury, Massey University, Wellington, the Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec), Aoraki Polytechnic, Dunedin, and the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) – interns join their chosen newspaper or website. We will reimburse the fees of those who pass and provide challenging work afterwards in our newsrooms. As well, we provide ongoing training and opportunities to advance.
Aotearoa New Zealand’s premier news broadcaster, Radio New Zealand, is excited to be setting up its own specialist unit to cover stories important to Maoridom. We have an opportunity for a highly experienced Journalist to help establish this unit, taking a leading role in the coverage of Maori issues.
The School of Communication Studies at AUT University is seeking a Curriculum Leader to lead the Journalism programme of the School. The School of Communication Studies is part of the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies at AUT University with over 1,000 EFTS. It is a leading Communications School within New Zealand. Journalism is one of 8 majors offered by the School and is well established at certificate, undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Applicants are expected to contribute to the teaching and research culture of the School, with a particular emphasis on preserving the vital link between professional practice and the best practice examples of Journalism education and research both nationally and internationally.
Based on the tropical island of Phuket, Class Act Media currently produces Phuket’s biggest weekly English language newspaper (The Phuket News) as well as monthly publications in Samui and Hua Hin. Due to recent expansions we are currently recruiting for the position of Managing Editor to oversee the production of our publications. Key responsibilities: • Leading our ten-person editorial/design team • Overseeing the overall production and deadlines of our weekly and monthly publications. Requirements: – Strong previous experience in editing/sub-editing/Journalism/Reporting preferably with a newspaper or magazine – Two or more years’ experience in managing editorial staff, with proven ability to train and motivate employees – Experience in using Adobe InDesign and experience with publication layout.
The Illawarra Mercury is seeking a journalist with at least five years’ daily newspaper experience, who is tenacious, loves a challenge and understands deadlines. Applicants should have: Sharp writing skills; Outstanding ability to respond instantly to breaking news; Experience in long-form writing; 100wpm shorthand.
We are seeking someone with a sound knowledge of a range of sports. A keen interest in horse racing would be an advantage. Applicants should have: Sharp writing skills; Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines; Experience in long-form writing; 100 wpm shorthand.
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New Zealand
EDITOR | HERITAGE NZ MAGAZINE
This is request for tender response for editing the NZHPT’s quarterly magazine, Heritage New Zealand as an independent contractor. We seek a professional, experienced, high energy person – or Editorial team – who will engage positively with the NZHPT, providing editorial services and advice that continue to ensure we produce a high quality, engaging, interesting, informative and entertaining magazine. The Editor is responsible for commissioning and coordinating contributors to the magazine, provision of services such as subediting and proofreading, and liasing effectively with the NZHPT and other key suppliers involved in the magazine’s production.
Deadline: August 12
JUNIOR JOURNALIST | CAPITAL PUBLISHING
Capital Times is a small independent weekly newspaper covering the news, events and entertainment, and lifestyle of Wellington. Our new junior journalist needs to be competent, quick, flexible, interested in writing good stories, developing news and newsgathering skills and able to meet deadlines. He or she will want to be involved with Wellington: the plays, the shows, the bands, the music, the movies, the events, the art galleries, the council and councillors, the people, and all the other movers, shakers and happenings, and be read by around 60,000 people.
Deadline: July 29
EDITOR | PRIMARY and NZ MARKETING MAGAZINES
Provide editorial leadership on Primary, NZ Marketing and accompanying website www.stoppress.co.nz, generating content and overseeing delivery of finished artwork files to a print-ready state. This includes delegating detailed tasks to a deputy editor. Key duties and responsibilities include: Generate ideas for stories from original research, your own networks and by following current affairs; Delegate detailed editorial tasks to the deputy editor; manage the deputy editor; Commission writers and work with designers to commission photographers and illustrators; Research and write your own stories; Oversee the editing of stories to a ‘clean’ state ready for proof reading; Work with sales team to generate leads and commercial ideas.
DEPUTY EDITOR | NZ MARKETING & STOPPRESS
Provide assistance to the Editor in creating and managing the editorial content for the magazine and website. NZ Marketing: Assist the editor in generating ideas for stories; Assist the editor in commissioning writers, photographers and illustrators; Research and write your own stories; Assist the editor in editing stories to a ‘clean’ state ready for proof reading; Work with sales team to generate leads and commercial ideas; Work with the whole team to deliver a high quality magazine, on time, to budget; Contribute to the wider company with ideas and sales leads and networking; Represent the brand to the market where appropriate. Stoppress.co.nz: Assist the editor with maintaining and publishing this blog; Edit the publish daily news stories; Oversee the creation of the twice-weekly newsletter.
EDITOR | ADRENALIN MAGAZINES
Adrenalin Publishing, a leading North Shore-based magazine publisher, is looking for an editor for its two trade titles in the manufacturing and engineering market, DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing, and Electrical Technology. The role would be a full time in-house position. The applicant would be required to have solid credentials in written journalism, preferably in the magazine environment, some experience in terms of planning a magazine such as a previous assistant editor, sub-editor or editor role would be desirable.
CHIEF OF STAFF | MANAWATU STANDARD
The Manawatu Standard is seeking an experienced journalist to lead its news team. You will take responsibility for the day-to-day running of the newsroom with direct oversight of news, features and the web. You will be driven, organised, and have impeccable news judgement. The successful applicant will lead a dynamic team of journalists, based in modern offices in Palmerston North, and be at the forefront of covering in depth the news and issues that matter to the people of Manawatu.
Deadline: August 3
LAYOUT & PRODUCTION | NZX AGRI MAGAZINES
NZX Agri is the leading agricultural media publisher in New Zealand, based in Feilding, and has a position available in its production department. The successful applicant will be responsible for the planning, proofing, and layout of one of our print publications. In addition, there is the responsibility of our photo library, and work in the development of our social media network. You will already have experience working with Mac Applications, InDesign, Photoshop, and have a flair in creative design.
REPORTER (contract) | APNZ NEWS SERVICE
The APNZ News Service is looking for a talented reporter with a proven track record in finding great stories to join its new national news service in Wellington for an 11-week fixed term assignment. We’re looking for someone with demonstrated all-round reporting skills able to work from early October to mid-December.
Deadline: July 29
ADMIN ASSISTANT | NZ HERALD
The New Zealand Herald is looking for an administration assistant to work in our busy newspaper office, located in the central city. This is a fantastic entry level position working in our general newsroom, supporting our news gathering and production teams. The successful candidate needs to be highly organised, have excellent communication skills, both spoken and written, and the motivation and initiative to work autonomously. Proficiency in MS Word and Excel is a must and an interest in news would be an asset.
Deadline: July 31
SENIOR LECTURER IN JOURNALISM | UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
The University of Canterbury offers the country’s pre-eminent journalism programme. To sustain that record of excellence and develop it further it is seeking a senior lecturer to lead the programme. Applicants need to be experienced journalists or journalism academics, with at least 10 years’ experience in news journalism. They must have a passion for teaching and an ability to excel within a research-based university. They must aspire to provide leadership within journalism in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Deadline: August 7
PRODUCERS | MORNING REPORT RNZ
A rare opportunity to further your career as a journalist has arisen with our award winning flagship news programme, Morning Report. This is ideal for talented, creative and experienced producers seeking a challenge and the chance to work with a dynamic production team in Radio New Zealand’s busy Wellington newsroom. You’ll have the opportunity to work with the industry’s top talent, cover the highest profile stories in NZ and overseas, and develop your career with the national news leader.
Deadline: July 27
JOURNALISTS | Te Purongo a te Manu Korihi / Maori News RADIO NEW ZEALAND
Radio New Zealand, is excited to be setting up its own specialist unit to cover stories important to Maoridom. We are seeking journalists with solid reporting experience and a good knowledge of Maori issues. The successful candidates will be self-starters, with proven story-breaking ability and good contacts in this field. Solid news judgement, good on-air skills (or potential) and initiative are essential. Knowledge of te reo would be an advantage.
Deadline: August 8
EDITOR | DEALS ON WHEELS MAGAZINE
Deals on Wheels is the ultimate magazine for trucking and construction machinery enthusiasts. We are seeking an energetic Editor to represent and develop this monthly magazine going forward. Ideally we are looking for someone with trucking and/or construction industry knowledge who has experience working as an editor or journalist.
Deadline: July 27
REPORTER | BAY OF PLENTY TIMES
The Bay of Plenty Times seeks a reporter to become part of our team of talented journalists. The successful applicant will write news stories for the Bay of Plenty Times and its new Weekend edition, and website bayofplentytimes.co.nz. Candidates should have the following attributes: Recent experience on daily or Sunday newspapers; A nose for news and a good idea of what our readership wants in their daily newspaper; Proven ability to generate great story ideas; Ability to work under deadline pressure; An energetic approach to journalism.
MEDIA ADVISOR (Maternity Cover)| SCIENCE MEDIA CENTRE
The Science Media Centre is seeking an experienced, news-savvy media advisor to join our team for a fixed-term maternity cover contract. We’re looking for someone who can think strategically to identify new angles and find creative ways to promote evidence-based coverage of hot-button issues and breaking news. You’ll be responsible for organising press conferences and online briefings, and proactively seeking out timely, informed commentary from experts.You will ideally be familiar with the New Zealand science system and have a solid understanding of the local media landscape and the needs of journalists. Excellent writing skills are a must.
SUB-EDITOR/EDITORIAL ASSISTANT | ACP MEDIA
Deadline: July 29
FAIRFAX INTERNSHIPS | FAIRFAX NZ
We want the best people to be part of our multi-media organisation. The scheme is now in its fifth year and already those chosen are making their mark not just in newsrooms but in national media awards. The successful applicants are chosen by editors and editorial leaders throughout Fairfax after they prioritise the Fairfax Media organisations they would like to work for. After undergoing exceptional training at one of our five preferred journalism schools – the University of Canterbury, Massey University, Wellington, the Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec), Aoraki Polytechnic, Dunedin, and the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) – interns join their chosen newspaper or website. We will reimburse the fees of those who pass and provide challenging work afterwards in our newsrooms. As well, we provide ongoing training and opportunities to advance.
Deadline: August 1
CHIEF REPORTER AND JOURNALISTS MAORI NEWS | RADIO NZ
Aotearoa New Zealand’s premier news broadcaster, Radio New Zealand, is excited to be setting up its own specialist unit to cover stories important to Maoridom. We have an opportunity for a highly experienced Journalist to help establish this unit, taking a leading role in the coverage of Maori issues.
Deadline: August 8
JOURNALISM CURRICULUM LEADER | AUT
The School of Communication Studies at AUT University is seeking a Curriculum Leader to lead the Journalism programme of the School. The School of Communication Studies is part of the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies at AUT University with over 1,000 EFTS. It is a leading Communications School within New Zealand. Journalism is one of 8 majors offered by the School and is well established at certificate, undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Applicants are expected to contribute to the teaching and research culture of the School, with a particular emphasis on preserving the vital link between professional practice and the best practice examples of Journalism education and research both nationally and internationally.
Deadline: August 1
Thailand
MANAGING EDITOR | PHUKET NEWS
Based on the tropical island of Phuket, Class Act Media currently produces Phuket’s biggest weekly English language newspaper (The Phuket News) as well as monthly publications in Samui and Hua Hin. Due to recent expansions we are currently recruiting for the position of Managing Editor to oversee the production of our publications. Key responsibilities: • Leading our ten-person editorial/design team • Overseeing the overall production and deadlines of our weekly and monthly publications. Requirements: – Strong previous experience in editing/sub-editing/Journalism/Reporting preferably with a newspaper or magazine – Two or more years’ experience in managing editorial staff, with proven ability to train and motivate employees – Experience in using Adobe InDesign and experience with publication layout.
Deadline: Job starts mid-to-late August
Australia
REPORTER | ILLAWARRA MERCURY
The Illawarra Mercury is seeking a journalist with at least five years’ daily newspaper experience, who is tenacious, loves a challenge and understands deadlines. Applicants should have: Sharp writing skills; Outstanding ability to respond instantly to breaking news; Experience in long-form writing; 100wpm shorthand.
Deadline: July 26
SPORTS REPORTER | ILLAWARRA MERCURY
We are seeking someone with a sound knowledge of a range of sports. A keen interest in horse racing would be an advantage. Applicants should have: Sharp writing skills; Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines; Experience in long-form writing; 100 wpm shorthand.
Deadline: July 26
UK
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