Moeawa Fransen is a journalist at Waatea NEWS. She focuses on issues related to community engagement and social justice, often highlighting underrepresented voices and stories. Moeawa's work has been featured in various platforms, showcasing her commitment to impactful journalism.
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Moeawa Fransen's coverage is primarily focused on local news and events in Auckland, New Zealand. She seems to be interested in a wide range of topics such as news, cultural events, fashion, mental health, and sports.
Given her focus on local themes like cultural events and mental health along with broader themes like sports and content & publishing, she may welcome pitches related to unique or impactful stories from these areas within the Auckland community. Additionally, Moeawa’s reporting often centers around specific dates and times for English News Bulletins so providing timely information would likely capture her attention.
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Myshaan Pays Tribute to Pacific Women in New Single ‘Pacific Beauty’
Bilingual Rotorua Course Helps Migrants Embrace Te Ao Māori
Wild Winds Disrupt Labour Weekend Travel Across Aotearoa
By: Moeawa Fransen
Becky Manawatu Honoured at Pikihuia Awards for Māori Literary Excellence
Māori legal professionals and judges from around the world have gathered in Kirikiriroa for the Hui-ā-Tau Te Hunga Rōia Māori o Aotearoa, held for the first time alongside the International Indigenous Judges Conference.
Māori and Pasifika athletes have dominated the podium at the Team CrossFit Nationals in Kirikiriroa over Labour Weekend, showcasing elite strength and growing representation in competitive fitness.
Keri Hulme's Booker Prize-winning novel The Bone People is being reimagined as a graphic novel and animated series.
By: Moeawa Fransen
Hoani Waititi Marae is looking ahead after marking 45 years serving the West Auckland Māori community, and 40 years for its kura kaupapa Māori, last weekend.
Waitangi Tribunal Calls for Māori Citizenship Reform
By: Moeawa Fransen
Maako Drops Debut Single ‘Who & Why,’ Exploring Identity and Resilience
