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Christina Persico
Christina’s first role in journalism was at Taranaki Daily News, where she began covering the education round. She went on to become a court reporter and lead district council reporter – where her work was so appreciated that she received a round of applause at her final council meeting.
She moved to Auckland in 2021 to work at the fortnightly community newspapers Devonport Flagstaff and Rangitoto Observer.
In August 2022, Christina joined the RNZ Pacific team as Bulletin Editor. When she’s not working, Christina writes fiction (she’s working on her second novel), dabbles in photography, travels, and enjoys watching sport and caring for her rescue cat Nala.
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'Hell of a battle' set for NRL grand final
5 Oct 2024Two of the great sides of the modern era are facing off for the 2024 NRL premiership crown. Audio
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Samoan masters student looking into cardiovascular disease and wellbeing
A Samoan University of Auckland Masters student is looking to explore the relationship between cardiovascular disease and psychological wellbeing among Pasifika, particularly fathers. Audio
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Pacific correspondent Christina Persico
20 Sep 2024In Papua New Guinea, the police say what began as a dispute between two illegal miners erupted into violence and killings, leaving 32 people dead. Audio
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Big matchups for week one of NRL finals footy
13 Sep 2024League fans brace for first weekend of finals footy. Audio
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Fiji's dream of third Olympic gold medal shattered
Fiji's reign as Olympic sevens gold medallists came to an end on Sunday morning, beaten 28-7 in the final at the Stade de France in Paris by host nation France. Audio
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Project maps biodiversity of the Pacific
10 May 2024New Zealand Geographic and the Cawthron Institute have launched Citizens of the Sea, which aims to map the health and biodiversity of the Pacific at a larger scale than before. Audio
