
Joanna Norris
Joanna Norris is the Managing Director of Stuff Masthead Publishing, where she plays a crucial role in overseeing editorial and operational strategies. Recently, she was involved in negotiations with the E tū union regarding collective contracts for journalists, navigating a challenging landscape marked by demands for better pay and job security.
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Norris was announced as TVNZ's new news boss, joining next year.
Media Insider: Tom Phillips case – Dame Julie Christie on her police Netflix documentary; Hosking, Du Plessis-Allan talk Newstalk ZB success and their futuresJoanna Norris was the managing director of Stuff Masthead Publishing before announcing her departure.
Media Insider: Podcast host arrested after removal from Paul Henry event; Stuff executive changes; Milo marketing legal win; Tom Phillips Netflix docoJoanna Norris was the managing director of Stuff Masthead Publishing before announcing her departure.
Media Insider: Podcast host arrested after removal from Paul Henry event; Stuff executive changes; Milo marketing legal win; Tom Phillips Netflix docoJoanna Norris is the managing director of Stuff rumored to be interested in a management buyout.
Media Insider: KFC hacker ad draws 50 complaints; The race to be TVNZ 6pm newsreader; Screen Production Rebate boost; Troy Bowker buys property housing Stuff printing pressJoanna Norris said that the company had been prepared for the sale of the printing plant.
Media Insider: TVNZ set to scoop World Cup rights in major new pay TV move; MetService trials app charges for ad-free weather forecastsJoanna Norris indicated that her company was open to discussions about continuing the community newspapers.
Media Insider: Stuff closing free Auckland and regional community newspapersJoanna Norris is the managing director of Stuff Masthead Publishing and has commented on negotiations with E tū.
Media Insider: Matt Chisholm reveals bold new career move; Battle royale brewing within Stuff; Well-known New Zealander injuncts media firm; Chris Hipkins’ dig at NZME











































