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Meriana Johnsen

Meriana Johnsen

Verified

Reporter, The Hui, Newshub

Wellington

Biography

Aspiring television journalist. Passionate about politics. Currently on placement at The Hui. Written for Newsroom, Stuff, The Dominion Post and the Cook Strait News.

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Total articles 224

  • Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti: Is this what peace feels like?

    By Meriana Johnsen Verified| E-Tangata Verified Meriana Johnsen was one of the more than 50,000 who joined the hīkoi when it reached Wellington. For a crowd of more than 50,000, it was quiet. Very quiet. From the green barriers separating parliament from the masses, a friend remarked to me how strange it was that the crowd was so subdued. Solemn maybe, I suggested. But then as we quietly thought about it, staring out into the sea of faces and flags, it occurred to me. Maybe this is what peace feels like.

    By Meriana Johnsen Verified · E-Tangata

    Nov. 23, 2024

  • Customer takes Bunnings to task over plastic waste

    By Meriana Johnsen Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified An overflowing skip bin at Bunnings in Lyall Bay. Photo / Steve CroninBy Meriana Johnsen for RNZA Wellington man is fed up trying to get Bunnings in Lyall Bay to keep their plastic in check, but the hardware chain has said it has been making efforts to stop its waste blowing away. Wellington's south coast is known for its blustering southerlies and it's also a popular surfing spot, where local Steve Cronin likes to head down to catch a wave.

    By Meriana Johnsen Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Oct. 17, 2024

  • Stuff

    By Meriana Johnsen Verified| Stuff.co.nz Verified

    By Meriana Johnsen Verified · Stuff.co.nz

    Sep. 17, 2024

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Newshub

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand

+64 9-928 9000