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Talking Travel Writing With Award-Winning Journalist Ewan Mcdonald

Travel writer Mark Mitchell interviews leading New Zealand journalist Ewan McDonald, exploring his travel writing inspiration, highlights and writing tips and advice.  Ewan McDonald had a great gig at the Waikato Times in Hamilton. He was a sub-editor, writing headlines and checking facts. But he also interviewed the likes of Kris Kristofferson, Elton John, Desmond […]

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Destigmatising AI: Why ChatGPT Isn’t Here to Replace You

For eight years, Amanda Penton of QuickFuse Studios has handled marketing for prominent clients such as Only Organic, Takapoto Estate, Morris & James Pottery, and Natural Things. She has seen the before-and-after of doing business with AI tools like ChatGPT. So in a world of generative AI, in which swathes of text are only a […]

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Writing Careers: Types of Writing Jobs that Can Earn You Money

If you think being a writer involves conjuring up characters and plots and sipping a cappuccino at the local café, well, you’re only partly right. A writing career comes with as many options as your choice of morning cuppa. Read on to discover the ways you can break into the many niche writing fields of fiction and […]

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Scriptwriter Karen Jeynes’ Gift to New Zealand Writers

How Emmy-nominated Karen Jeynes became a scriptwriting tutor for Kiwi storytellers In her cluttered home office in Cape Town, surrounded by books and postcards, Karen Jeynes opens her laptop for another monthly Q&A session with her scriptwriting students. Within minutes, aspiring screenwriters from across the globe – including New Zealand – fill her screen, eager […]

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How to Succeed in Content Writing

If you’ve ever wondered what makes the digital world tick, the answer is simple: content. It’s the words, images, videos and messages that keep audiences

Amanda Penton

Destigmatising AI: Why ChatGPT Isn’t Here to Replace You

For eight years, Amanda Penton of QuickFuse Studios has handled marketing for prominent clients such as Only Organic, Takapoto Estate, Morris & James Pottery, and Natural Things. She has seen the before-and-after of doing business with AI tools like ChatGPT. So in a world of generative AI, in which swathes of text are only a […]

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The Healing Power of Writing

When life unravels, committing to a daily practice of writing can be tremendously healing and helpful. SUE FENTON explores the benefits of writing. Writers seem

Is My Freelance Writing Awful?

Does your passion for writing outweigh your skill? KATE TAYLOR explores what to do if you suspect your friends aren’t telling you the truth about

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Why Do a Travel Writing Course?

When every man and his dog thinks he’s a great travel writer, WENDY MONTROSE explains why she did a course before embarking on the road to travel journalism. ‘I’m doing a travel writing course,’ I told my daughter. With retirement

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Talking Travel Writing With Award-Winning Journalist Ewan Mcdonald

Travel writer Mark Mitchell interviews leading New Zealand journalist Ewan McDonald, exploring his travel writing inspiration, highlights and writing tips and advice.  Ewan McDonald had a great gig at the Waikato Times in Hamilton. He was a sub-editor, writing headlines and checking facts. But he also interviewed the likes of Kris Kristofferson, Elton John, Desmond […]

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