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William Terite
Verified
TV Reporter, Newshub
Wellington
Beats
Biography
I am a proud Cook Islands Māori storyteller with a solid background in broadcast journalism. I am a news reporter for TV3 Newshub in New Zealand and was previously a radio journalist for Newstalk ZB.
I am a general news reporter with a passion for covering Pasifika issues.
Real-estate, law-related, scientific topics.
Content
By William Terite Verified| Pacific Media Network Verified Wellington's mayoralty election is heating up and honestly I'm here for it - much more exciting. Andrew Little has entered the chat, fresh from national politics promising to fix things eventually. Emphasis on eventually, because he's come out saying that he wants to perhaps delay the golden mile. I don't know about that. He also acknowledges rates are too high but hasn't said what he'd cut. It's kind of like complaining about the bill but disappearing when it's time to split it.
By William Terite Verified| Pacific Media Network Verified Kiwis are getting creamed! Let me explain that further. New Zealand is a land of rolling green hills, millions of cows, and somehow extremely expensive butter. Statistics NZ just dropped the latest food price figures and it's honestly pretty damn offensiveButter is up 64 per cent in the last year. Milk? You'd be like, ‘surely not’ - that's up 16 per cent buddy. Chocolate? Almost $6 and mince, which is supposed to be the cheapest cut of meat apparently, is nearly $20 a kilo. What on earth?
By William Terite Verified| Pacific Media Network Verified Wellington's mayoralty election is heating up and honestly I'm here for it - much more exciting. Andrew Little has entered the chat, fresh from national politics promising to fix things eventually. Emphasis on eventually, because he's come out saying that he wants to perhaps delay the golden mile. I don't know about that. He also acknowledges rates are too high but hasn't said what he'd cut. It's kind of like complaining about the bill but disappearing when it's time to split it.
Company Info
Newshub
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
'+64 9-928 9000