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Susie Ferguson
Susie worked in Britain for broadcasters including the BBC and ITN. She has reported and presented from around the world including Iraq, Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, Lebanon, Mozambique and the Balkans. Stories she's covered include the Iraq War and the Boxing Day tsunami.
She emigrated to New Zealand in 2009 and after presenting Summer Report and filling in on Checkpoint, she presented RNZ National's flagship news programme Morning Report for eight years. She stepped down in 2022 to pursue a new role within RNZ as Senior Journalist and Presenter, which sees her working on special projects and present programmes across RNZ National.
RNZ Programmes
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The Unthinkable
A five-part podcast hosted by Susie Ferguson, covering an issue most of us find hard to think about, let alone discuss - the loss of a baby.
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Search results for Susie Ferguson
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Sam and Ellie Studd: How to love cheese
2 Dec 2023Brother and sister duo Sam and Ellie Studd's new book The Best Things In Life Are Cheese, aims to help us understand and appreciate cheese in all its many forms. They're about as close to cheese… Audio
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Greg Sestero on friendship, creativity and why The Room is so fun to watch
2 Dec 2023A soulmate is someone who pushes you to discover your own potential, says actor and filmmaker Greg Sestero. For him, that's Tommy Wiseau, the "eccentric" friend who directed him in a 2003 film widely… Video, Audio
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Shrewd campaign tactics behind Tāmaki flip from National to Act
28 Nov 2023In the recent election ACT pulled off one of its most impressive feats - with Brooke van Velden flipping the seat of Tāmaki.
National's Simon O'Connor had held it with majority of over 8,000, but… Audio
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Bonus episode: The meaning of Tāmaki
28 Nov 2023When ACT's Brooke van Velden won the Auckland seat of Tamaki at the election, it was a triumph of shrewd campaigning. But it was also a failure for Christian conservatism in mainstream politics. In… Audio
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Miriam Margolyes: 'I know my days are numbered'
16 Nov 2023Miriam Margolyes "can't resist naughtiness". The actor famed for her character roles and her outrageous chat show appearances is described as someone for whom currency is laughter - by any means… Audio
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Residents leaving as drying Hawke's Bay silt piles whip up into plumes of dust
16 Nov 2023As the Hawke's Bay sun begins to dry out the silt piles left by Cyclone Gabrielle, the dust problem is becoming so bad, some residents are leaving their homes. There's still up to 1.5 million cubic… Audio
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Healthy food a fraction of food served in canteens and tuck shops
Healthy food only makes up a fraction of what schools are serving students in canteens and tuck shops.
Massey University researchers have been analysing the menu of 133 primary schools across the… Audio
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Without system that adequately reports threats, nation is at risk says Islamic Women's Council
9 Nov 2023A landmark threat-reporting system for the public to counter terrorism and extremist violence is in limbo.
The system was a key recommendation after the Christchurch mosque attacks, with the Royal… Audio
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Pharmac decision to end funding of RSV-preventative drug 'disappointing' says paediatrician
9 Nov 2023An associate professor and neonatal paediatrician from Auckland University is describing Pharmac's decision not to fund an RSV-preventative drug as "disappointing".
For the last three winters the… Audio
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First home buyers make-up record portion of market share
9 Nov 2023First home buyers are defying all odds according to new data, which shows them taking up a record portion of the market share.
These buyers have made 27 percent of the country's property purchases in… Audio
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System to counter terrorism and extremist violence in limbo
9 Nov 2023A landmark threat-reporting system for the public to counter terrorism and extremist violence is in limbo.
The outgoing government failed to get a final plan for the new system over the line before… Audio
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Ministry of Justice looks to regulate lobbying industry
9 Nov 2023The Ministry of Justice says a 'revolving door' between the Beehive and lobbying roles can result in the misuse of privileged information and unfair access.
The ministry is now working on options to… Audio
