Dana Johannsen is a journalist at NZ Stuff. She covers a range of topics including sports business, governance, athlete welfare, and integrity issues, with a strong focus on sports. Dana's work has been featured in notable publications such as Stuff, New Zealand Herald, WAtoday, The Post, RNZ, and Waikato Times.
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Dana Johannsen has a strong focus on sports, particularly women's football, netball, and other sporting events. She also covers the legal policy regulations related to sports.
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The Sport Integrity Commission's first major investigation, triggered by dozens of complaints about Yachting NZ, remains unfinished a year on.
The Sport Integrity Commission's landmark probe into Yachting NZ - the first major test of the new agency's powers - will stretch into a second year.
The first signs of fallout from New Zealand Cricket's decision to pursue a new franchise-based Twenty20 competition have emerged, with board member Dion Nash resigning just hours after the announcement.
The front man for a proposed new Twenty20 league has stepped down as chairperson of the Sport Integrity Commission, as questions emerge over his dual roles in New Zealand sport during a pivotal moment for cricket's future.
Concerns have been raised by members of the cricket community about a potential conflict of interest.
By: Dana Johannsen
For the first time in two decades, Olympic paddler Luuka Jones-Yaxley was still.
As Luuka Jones-Yaxley adjusted to life beyond the Olympics, an unexpected call led her onto a film set, doubling for Charlize Theron in APEX.
By: Dana Johannsen
As Auckland FC prepare for their first grand final in their club's short history, on the training ground over Moana Pasifika are preparing for their final chapter.
Moana Pasifika is facing more than $8 million in creditor claims, according to the first report from liquidators appointed to the collapsed Super Rugby franchise.
By: Dana Johannsen
Netball NZ scraps final restrictions, questions linger over domestic league
