A continuation of my role from 2016 to 2020 at NZME, as detailed below. This time the role was more focused on digital content and the New Zealand Herald website, rather than on NZME's print publications.

Telephone interviewing of respondents for surveys for Symphony Research's New Zealand clients including Nielsen, central and local government agencies and global clients Gallup and the Pew Research Centre.

My role involved editing content for NZME's titles, including the New Zealand Herald and provincial publications, across print and online. It involved checking for accuracy, adherence to NZME style and, for the print editions, cutting for length. The role required fast resolution of queries from senior editorial staff, either in person or via email and Slack. During the lockdown I performed this role from home, using email, Slack and mobile phone.

Sub-editing for the print editions and websites of the Australian Financial Review, Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age.

Sub-editing for Fairfax Media's portfolio of approximately 60 community newspapers in New Zealand, via a hub sub-editing model.

Selected articles for Computerworld's print edition and website. Wrote articles, interviewed key figures in the IT industry and attended industry functions. Sent out Computerworld's Top News email newsletter via Ubiquity system. When the editor was on leave the print edition and website were my responsibility.