Sun Media - Limited
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Teachers from 10 Bay of Plenty Schools are heading back to the classroom with hands on training of from a workshop hosted by Bay of Plenty Regional Council at Redwood Valley Farm in Paengaroa this month. The teachers got their feet wet on World Water Day on March 22 as they learnt how to assess stream health and teach students about freshwater use and impacts. The workshop included theory sessions and hands on time in the stream, learning to measure stream health indicators like flow, acidity, temperature, clarity and investigate what kinds of aquatic insects, snails and small shellfish live in the water. Sun Media rocked onto the local publishing scene in 200 with a free weekly paper The Weekend Sun, Coast Country News and incorporating the Bay's boating and fishing mag Waterline.
Supported by a skilled and friendly staff, Sun Media found immediate success. The Weekend Sun set out to be different from the start, with bright, bold and brash editorial with outstanding advertising and graphic design. Business flourished for advertisers with the excellent response to their promotions and The Weekend Sun quickly emerged as the leading source of weekend action and entertainment, stuff to do, places to be, things to see, plus a lively selection of columnists telling it how it is. Waterline Magazine , now in its fourteenth year, is the Bay's only specialist boating, fishing and watersports mag, and doubles as the much treasured news magazine of the region's boating and fishing clubs. Today Sun Media is thriving, based in a beautiful historic building located at 1 The Strand, Tauranga.
Andrew Campbell has extensive daily print and radio news journalism experience, having worked for The Dominion Post, Radio New Zealand, Sydney's 2GB radio and in the Bay for more than 20 years. Letitia Atkinson has worked in the media industry since she was 15 years old. She focuses on writing for SunLive, SunLive Eastern Bay and SunLive Thames Coromandel, covering the emergency services police, fire, ambulance as well as court, health and entertainment. Zoe Hunter joined SunLive in September 2012 after completing a Bachelor of Media Arts. Assistant editor of The Weekend Sun, Zoe happily retells the community's stories in The Weekend Sun and assists with writing editorials for the company's wonderful advertisers.
Luke Balvert is the sports nut of the SunMedia team, joining the newsroom in December 2012 after completing a National Diploma in Journalism from Aoraki Polytechnic and Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Communication Studies from the University of Otago. He focuses on writing for SunLive, writing the sporting content along with general reporting including council, politics and emergency services. He has a love for all things sport, particularly rugby, and this year won runner up Junior Sports Reporter at the community newspaper awards. Before this she was Katikati Advertiser's chief reporter for two years and started in Whangarei, spending two years as a newbie journo at the Whangarei Report.
In 2007 David was awarded a National Diploma in Journalism from the Waikato Institute of Technology and prior to that a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Waikato in 2005. Due to his surname being Tauranga', David has also considered running for mayor solely for the opportunity to use the campaign slogan Tauranga for Tauranga . Hunter Wells is another migrant Jaffa' His career has gone the full 360 degrees first job was buying a lunchtime pie for the Chief reporter in a Dunedin newspaper office. Hunter promises to keep the secret of Utopian Tauranga safe from the rest of Auckland. Sun Media editor and director Brian Rogers enjoys a life on the water at the weekends and in any spare time he can find
Supported by a skilled and friendly staff, Sun Media found immediate success. The Weekend Sun set out to be different from the start, with bright, bold and brash editorial with outstanding advertising and graphic design. Business flourished for advertisers with the excellent response to their promotions and The Weekend Sun quickly emerged as the leading source of weekend action and entertainment, stuff to do, places to be, things to see, plus a lively selection of columnists telling it how it is. Waterline Magazine , now in its fourteenth year, is the Bay's only specialist boating, fishing and watersports mag, and doubles as the much treasured news magazine of the region's boating and fishing clubs. Today Sun Media is thriving, based in a beautiful historic building located at 1 The Strand, Tauranga.
Andrew Campbell has extensive daily print and radio news journalism experience, having worked for The Dominion Post, Radio New Zealand, Sydney's 2GB radio and in the Bay for more than 20 years. Letitia Atkinson has worked in the media industry since she was 15 years old. She focuses on writing for SunLive, SunLive Eastern Bay and SunLive Thames Coromandel, covering the emergency services police, fire, ambulance as well as court, health and entertainment. Zoe Hunter joined SunLive in September 2012 after completing a Bachelor of Media Arts. Assistant editor of The Weekend Sun, Zoe happily retells the community's stories in The Weekend Sun and assists with writing editorials for the company's wonderful advertisers.
Luke Balvert is the sports nut of the SunMedia team, joining the newsroom in December 2012 after completing a National Diploma in Journalism from Aoraki Polytechnic and Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Communication Studies from the University of Otago. He focuses on writing for SunLive, writing the sporting content along with general reporting including council, politics and emergency services. He has a love for all things sport, particularly rugby, and this year won runner up Junior Sports Reporter at the community newspaper awards. Before this she was Katikati Advertiser's chief reporter for two years and started in Whangarei, spending two years as a newbie journo at the Whangarei Report.
In 2007 David was awarded a National Diploma in Journalism from the Waikato Institute of Technology and prior to that a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of Waikato in 2005. Due to his surname being Tauranga', David has also considered running for mayor solely for the opportunity to use the campaign slogan Tauranga for Tauranga . Hunter Wells is another migrant Jaffa' His career has gone the full 360 degrees first job was buying a lunchtime pie for the Chief reporter in a Dunedin newspaper office. Hunter promises to keep the secret of Utopian Tauranga safe from the rest of Auckland. Sun Media editor and director Brian Rogers enjoys a life on the water at the weekends and in any spare time he can find
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