Virginia (New Caledonia Tourism), Gabriel and Louise cookin' smiles for Christine's camera

(Christine Symes - photographer to the stars!)

Working it for the cameras in Kani - Maldives

PR IN PARADISE!
TVNZ's Abbey Scott worked it hard for the cameras both on water, underwater and er...on the beach, and errr...at the bar. All in a day's work though and surely one of the tougher gigs for the cameraman to0. Tracey was at hand just to make sure no one kicked sand at the camera!

Nine Months in the Making

One of Louise's shorter but most significant projects - joining the over 40's baby boom.On the 3rd of May, Emilie-Anne Mason Brooks arrived - 2 weeks ahead of deadline - a first for Louise!

Sunrise for Anzacs in New Caledonia

Tracey travelled with the TV3 Sunrise crew headed by news reporter Ali Ikram to New Caledonia for a TV3 Anzac Day feature. Hundreds of New Zealand servicemen lost their lives in the region and were laid to rest in the immaculate and peaceful surrounds of the beautiful Bourail cemetery. The long days of filming were rewarded with great French hospitality in the evenings making the visit memorable in many ways.

Crowd Pleaser Sneek Preview

Kohler New Zealand's Rob Watson and Coastguard Northern Region's Don Scandrett gave Breakfast TV viewers a sneak preview of the Englefield Crowd Pleaser racer which wont compete in the upcoming bathtub derby but will hopefully rouse the crowds on Takapuna Beach this November.....see www.bathtubderby.co.nz

Bathtub Derby for Breakfast

TVNZ breakfast reporter Jomine Neethling took a bath at Kohler New Zealand's Glenfield factory.....It was all good fun though and for a very worthy cause - Coastguard Northern Region who are the charitable recipients of the upcoming Englefield Bathtub Derby to be held on Sunday 9th November 2008.

Tasmania Media Famil

With Lou firmly grounded in the final month of pregnancy and Trace at full steam, travel writer and blogger extraordinaire, Megan Singleton picked up the reins and gallavanted off to the wilds of Tasmania with a group of great editors - given the extremely luxurious nature of the trip there was not too much 'wild' about it - except that is for the unseasonal weather experienced by  Anne Newbery - Herald on Sunday, Fiona Rotherham - Unlimited Magazine and Megan Singleton on their sleety cycle descent from Hobart's Mt Wellington. Check out what the rest of the group were up to on Megan's blog at tripstar.co.nz. Reports were that a devilishly good time was had by all and some great stories put out there to inspire New Zealanders to hoof on over there....you will be very pleasantly surprised!