Myjanne Jensen is a reporter based in the Far North. She loves hearing the stories of people from all walks of life and feels it is a privilege to be able to share their experiences with the world.
Born in Australia (of Māori-Danish descent) Myjanne have more than 15 years of media experience spanning across print, radio, video and digital, as well as experience in public relations and corporate communications. Her deep-held curiosity about human behaviour is ultimately at the core of why she became a journalist. Myjanne absolutely lovea hearing the stories of people from all walks of life and feels it is a privilege to be able to share their experiences with the world. She see creating awareness about various issues is her way of giving back and serving the community. Myjanne also has a knack for making people feel at ease and safe to be vulnerable and share with her sometimes the most intimate details of their lives. With that privilege comes a huge amount of responsibility and she takes great care to tell their stories with sensitivity and respect. Myjanne loves exploring quirky and "taboo" topics and is inspired by journalists such as the BBC's Louis Theroux who push the boundaries of storytelling.
Election 2023: Northland back to National - Te Tai Tokerau result yet to be declared
Grant McCallum takes Northland for National - Kelvin Davis clings on in Te Tai Tokerau.
Kerikeri beekeepers' love of honey in tough market
The couple practice sustainable beekeeping, tying into the wider theme of Bee Aware Month.
Pouto farmers sink teeth into reviving dentistry in Dargaville
The Pouto Peninsula couple want to give back by providing the much-needed health service
Community spirit shines as Far North cops another downpour
Community spirit shines through during Far North downpour.
Return of forest decades in the making
Muriwhenua Incorporation reflect on the journey of regaining their asset.
Awanui hay farmers to send $6k worth of hay bales to Hawke's Bay today
Hay bales to be delivered to Hawke's Bay thanks to Mangonui Haulage
Locals say if it ain't broke, don't fix it - just maintain Hihi better
Hihi residents say roads and drainage need to be the focus ahead of beautification.
Getting Far North farmers off the farm and into the surf
The next SFF event is scheduled to be held on January 31.
Call for better safety measures on Far North roads shared with logging trucks
Shane Hunt says Fisher-Riley Rd not fit for large logging trucks.
Blue sheep, goats and man's best friend turn out for Paparore School fun day
Favourite pets on display at Paparore School's Agricultural Day
Te Aupōuri net 100 jobs per year for rangatahi
Te Aupouri fisheries cohort start training in fisheries sector
Iwi and Māori landowners push back against changes to ETS
Māori will push forward with Māori-led solutions to proposed ETS scheme changes.
Marine pest debate heats up for BOI boating group
Boaties angry over 'absurd' marine pest policy