Gianina Schwanecke is a Host at Country Life. With a deep passion for rural living and a focus on agriculture and farming, she covers a wide range of topics including farm management, organic farming, and ranching. Gianina's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Stuff, The Press, and RNZ, reflecting her commitment to highlighting the stories of rural communities.
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Gianina's focus on local news, particularly in education and crime, suggests that she would be interested in pitches related to these topics within the Wellington region of New Zealand. For educational stories, consider pitching content about evolving trends or breaking news in the education sector specific to Wellington. Additionally, for crime-related articles, offering insights into ongoing or emerging criminal activities within the area could pique her interest.
Given her coverage attributes heavily weighted towards government announcements and evolving stories, pitching timely updates related to local governmental decisions impacting education and crime might also be effective. If you have any exclusive information regarding such developments in Wellington or New Zealand as a whole, this may capture Gianina's attention.
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By: Gianina Schwanecke
'If growers cannot make a responsible profit, they will go out of business.'
By: Gianina Schwanecke
At Pukepoto, it's about using data to set the farm up for future generations.
Growers warn shake-up could backfire on vege prices
Federated Farmers says the proposed land value tax doesn't reflect farm profitability.
By: Gianina Schwanecke
Copper thieves ‘taking their lives into their own hands’ when stripping large farm irrigators
By: Gianina Schwanecke
The large irrigators run on 400-volt power and can start without warning.
By Gianina Schwanecke of RNZ The principal of a 1700-strong high school where half the students are studying agriculture in Year 11 wants to see it reinstated as a standalone subject.
By: Gianina Schwanecke
GLP-1 drugs drive demand for New Zealand protein and premium fruit.
Kiwi Quinoa has secured a Canadian export deal and is seeking more growers.
‘Awesome crop’: Cromwell cherries could come early
