Tania Page

Auckland

Sunday Reporter at TVNZ

Just kinda nosey and annoyed about inequality. RNZ, TVNZ, Al Jazeera in South Africa & Europe, presenting, producing, reporting etc - u get the picture.

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Articles

How deep tech could revolutionise our economy - at a price

Apr 28, 2024 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

Deep tech is big sky thinking that could transform our economy with processes that disrupt regular industrial methods. But, as Sunday's Tania Page found out, it requires a lot of money and a steady hand as — with any ground-breaking developments — there are setbacks and challenges along the way.
Scientists seek answers over deaths of hundreds of Kaikōura seals

Apr 14, 2024 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

The culmination of weeks of field work on the coast of Kaikōura by the Department of Conservation has revealed the extent of the damage done to the fur seal population by a starvation event that first emerged last spring. Dr Jody Weir is DoC’s resident seal expert, a marine biologist with decades of experience working with marine life across the globe. She says more than 1000 fur seals, mostly pups, have been found dead in the months since last September.
Can Warriors finally land NRL title after so much heartache?

Mar 3, 2024 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

After performing beyond expectations in 2023, can the Warriors deliver at last - or will the curse of inconsistency once again come back to haunt them? Sunday’s Tania Page looks at the key issues that have cost New Zealand’s only NRL franchise over the years, and asks those in the know how they can turn despair into success. Having promised so much when they launched in 1995 the Warriors have never won a premiership in their 29 year history.
Tania Page: Te reo isn't a 'policy' you can just switch off

Jan 19, 2024 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

Analysis: The Government’s policies around te reo Māori won’t discourage its use - they’ll have the opposite effect, writes Sunday reporter Tania Page. 2024 promises to be a rocky one for some if the tail end of last year was anything to go by. Those last few weeks of 2023 saw the new National-led Government promise to roll back several policies relating to Māori.
Sunday: Pākehā, male-dominated tech sector may not design future for all

Nov 5, 2023 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

Technology shapes almost every facet of our lives from how we work, to how we communicate but this dynamic industry doesn’t represent all of us. Only 4% of the workforce is Māori and less than 3% Pasifika, leading to concern that the solutions of the future are not being solved with everyone in mind. Brittany Teei runs 3bagsfull, a software development company that also offers online courses so people can study from the comfort of their own home.
Whānau still seeking answers amid report into missing man's discharge

Oct 30, 2023 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

Two years after Omaio man Jason Butler was taken into the bush by a DOC contractor and never seen again his family remains in limbo and is angry at a report into his treatment and discharge from Whakatāne Hospital. His sister has given 1News exclusive access to documents revealing mistakes made when Butler left the hospital where he had been admitted under the Mental Health Act only 15 days before he went missing. "We're very angry, frustrated.
Tere Livingstone's rugby league death leaves heartbreak and questions

Sep 24, 2023 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

Tere Livingstone’s devastated family were told his death was unconnected to a head knock in a previous game, but he left them doubts. And he also left an invaluable gift. Tere Livingstone’s death in June after a game of rugby league devastated his family and sent shockwaves through the sports community. While his family don’t blame anyone for what happened to the 32-year-old, they do have questions over how an earlier suspected concussion was handled.
Learning te reo Māori - and eating humble pie

Sep 15, 2023 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

Stories about other people's struggles and triumphs in their reo journey have always inspired Sunday reporter Tania Page. So, she's sharing her own for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori to help others experiencing the same rollercoaster. Before my eldest son was born, I made a promise to learn te reo. I wasn’t going to let minor details like a lack of reo speakers in our immediate whānau or the fact we were living in Johannesburg at the time deter us.
'Intimacy coordination': The art of making movie sex scenes safe

Jul 30, 2023 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

The trio are meeting in a bar, a couple and a Stranger. “What do you think, keen?” the Husband asks his Wife with a raised eyebrow, unsure of her response. A demure single shoulder shrug, chin down and to the side so she can meet the Stranger’s gaze through soft brown lashes.
Pine trees: A force for good or bad in the climate change fight?

Jul 23, 2023 | 1news.co.nz | Tania Page

A Government review of the Emissions Trading Scheme has highlighted how contentious the simple tree has become. Blair Jamieson of Tāmata Hauhā, which is carbon farming on Māori land, told TVNZ’s Sunday programme that the review is creating uncertainty. “They keep tutuing with it and every time they do it hurts everyone and it hurts Māori as well.