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WIN News Canberra is seeking a casual journalist to join our regional newsroom. You will research, write and produce compelling stories for weekday bulletins, reporting across environment, sport, politics and more.
Reporting to the Chief of Staff, you will collaborate with editors and camera operators to meet deadlines while upholding accuracy, integrity and strong local storytelling.
Job no: 493631
Work type: Casual
Location: Canberra
Departments: News
The WIN Television Network is Australia’s largest commercial television network, committed to providing first-class entertainment and news services to around eight million viewers across Australia.The WIN Network is a diverse media and entertainment group with television as the core business, and other business interests in radio, film and television production, telecommunications and specialist engineering.
We are currently seeking a casual journalist for our WIN News service, based in Canberra. Working in a regional newsroom offers an experience like no other, allowing you the opportunity to take ownership of your market and report on all rounds. In areas such as the environment, sport, politics, you name it - you have the control to make a difference within the community. This environment allows you to make a difference in news and is truly rewarding work.
Reporting to the Chief of Staff, you will be responsible for researching, compiling and producing high quality news stories for our weekday news bulletins. You'll liaise with editors and camera operators to ensure our bulletins meet deadline and are of the highest standards.
To be the successful candidate, you will have:
At the WIN Network, we value our employees by offering a vast and varied array of benefits. When you join our organisation, you can expect:
The WIN Network reserves the right to commence and/or conclude the recruitment process of this position, prior to the closing date of this advertisement.
All staff employed by the WIN Network must hold valid Australian working rights.
WIN Network is an equal opportunity employer.