Gianina Schwanecke is a reporter based in Wellington, New Zealand. She covers local news and events, with a focus on education, environmental issues, and community stories. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Press, The Post, and Waikato Times.
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Wellington, New Zealand (Local)
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Gianina's focus on local news, particularly in education and crime, suggests that she would be interested in pitches related to these topics within the Wellington region of New Zealand. For educational stories, consider pitching content about evolving trends or breaking news in the education sector specific to Wellington. Additionally, for crime-related articles, offering insights into ongoing or emerging criminal activities within the area could pique her interest.
Given her coverage attributes heavily weighted towards government announcements and evolving stories, pitching timely updates related to local governmental decisions impacting education and crime might also be effective. If you have any exclusive information regarding such developments in Wellington or New Zealand as a whole, this may capture Gianina's attention.
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Meet the Steenkamp family behind The Brooklyn Creamery, supplying Wellington locals with fresh goat's milk and goat's milk products from just outside the city centre.
By: Gianina Schwanecke
The Steenkamp family know most of their 63 goats by name.
With just over 100 or so known Ngutukākā plants in the wild, it is considered a nationally critical species. Photo: Gianina Schwanecke / Country Life
By: Gianina Schwanecke
'It’s tough at the moment but hopefully it can turn a corner at some stage.'
By: Gianina Schwanecke
The Steenkamps of The Brooklyn Creamery are often accompanied on-farm by their four human kids. Photo / RNZ
Jacinda and Richy Sheridan have carved out a niche for themselves, making hunting and farm knives using deer antlers.
By: Gianina Schwanecke
Asparagus Growers Council thinks prices will come down as production ramps up.
By: Gianina Schwanecke
The Wyeth's are passionate about encouraging the next generation into the primary sector. Photo: Gianina Schwanecke / Country Life
Most across the country have finished with docking, or tailing as it's called in the South Island. Photo: Sally Round / Country Life
Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone There's no such thing as a typical week for the team at Te Kōhanga, also known as The Nest.
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