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Pounding the pavement: Inside the Life of a Black Female Video Journalist

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L to R: Ayo (Florence Kasumba) and Okoye (Danai Gurira). Source: Walt Disney Co

NITV News & Current Affairs has an amazing team of Correspondents reporting from around the country. They also just happen to be an all-female team of stars changing the Nation one story at a time.


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NITV News & Current Affairs has an amazing team of Correspondents reporting from around the country. They also just happen to be an all-female team of stars changing the Nation one story at a time.


In this podcast NITV Radio's Danny Teece-Johnson sits down with QLD Correspondent Ella Archibald-Binge and WA Correspondent Rangi Hirini to give NITV audiences a rare insight into the daily life of a Video Journalist, the ups and the downs, the wins and the losses. Its a tough lonely job that requires a special skill set, mental toughness and discipline. Oh, and patience, lots and lots of patience. 

With a network of correspondents and contributors across the country, The Point, NITV News and Living Black will continue to deliver agenda setting original journalism, special investigations and the latest news in 2019 . A line up of regular guests will explore consumer affairs, social media, the arts, science and technology as well as music, comedy and celebrity interviews.

NITV’s Karla Grant & Natalie Ahmat also return in 2019, with correspondents Nakari Thorpe (Canberra), Madeline Hayman-Reber (Melbourne), Ella Archibald- Binge (Brisbane) and Rangi Hirini (Perth), making sure that a diverse range of Indigenous voices are heard.  


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