THE OPPORTUNITY: This is a 12-month fixed term role.

As a Video Editor and Producer for The New Zealand Herald, you'll play a pivotal role in creating high-quality, up-to-the-minute video content for our digital and streaming audiences.

You'll have the opportunity to edit compelling video content, suggest fresh interview angles, and ensure our news stream stays dynamic and engaging.

HOW YOU'LL DO IT: Collaborate with a talented team to deliver live and edited video content for various platforms.

Use your editing expertise to ensure video and audio are optimised for the NZ Herald audience.

Research, pitch, and produce news segments, ensuring they resonate with our viewers.

Thrive under pressure, working efficiently to meet tight deadlines while ensuring editorial standards are met.

Contribute to a diverse range of stories including hard news, politics, business, lifestyle, and entertainment.

ABOUT YOU:3 years experience in newsrooms or a production role, with expertise in video and multimedia content preferred.

A keen understanding of how editing can impact a story's meaning and presentation.

Ability to work independently while remaining adaptable to fast-changing news priorities.

Strong organisational skills and an eye for detail, particularly with grammar and formatting.

Familiarity with media law and editorial ethics, ensuring compliance in all aspects of production.

WHAT'S ON OFFER: NZME is one of New Zealand's largest media companies, made up of over 50 leading media brands including: The New Zealand Herald, Newstalk ZB, ZM, The Hits, i Heart Radio and One Roof.

Your workplace will be in central Auckland in a modern well-equipped office that boasts not only radio studios but newsroom hubs, multiple breakout areas and our popular i Heart lounge that hosts a variety of internal events.

You'll have development opportunities, access to a range of discounted products and services, and be a key member of a high-performing team.

Ready to make your mark on the future of news? Apply today and join the NZ Herald team!All applicants will be asked about their working rights in New Zealand.

E.g., Citizen, resident, visa, no visa etc.