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Anita McNaught has
worked in news and current affairs for fifteen years.
She joined the
BBC in 1997, after twelve years in print and television in New Zealand. In
addition to her work as one of the team of BBC World presenters, she is a
reporter on the BBC's flagship international current affairs programme 'Correspondent',
writes occasionally for The Times on environmental issues, and broadcasts
regularly on events in the UK for Radio New Zealand.
At BBC World, she
has handled many unscheduled breaking news events, as well as regular
broadcasts. She anchored rolling coverage of the entry of UN forces into
Kosovo and Kofi Anan's peace mission to Baghdad which averted a second
Gulf War.
She covered the
death of Princess Diana for NZ television.
She also worked
as a presenter/interviewer on the BBC2 arts and culture programme 'Open
Minds' made in association with the Open University, and as a presenter/reporter
on the Channel 4 investigative series 'Clear My Name', looking into
miscarriages of justice with the 'Trial and Error' team.
Born and educated
in the UK, she left for New Zealand in 1985. Working initially as a
network news reporter at Television NZ, at the age of 23 she was reporting
and presenting the specialist business programme 'Business World'.
Returning always to news and current affairs between presenting jobs, she
has researched and reported on numerous current affairs and documentary
programmes. In 1991she launched a nightly news analysis programme 'Tonight
with Anita McNaught'.
In 1994, she
joined the team of current affairs reporters on the high-profile NZ
investigative programme '20/20', travelling and reporting from around the
Asia-Pacific region. She focussed particularly on medical/ethical
investigations.
She was a
founding board member of WIFT - Women in Film and Television - in New
Zealand. She maintains strong professional and personal links with New
Zealand.
(BBC NEWS
Publicity)
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 BBC NEWS with Anita McNaught Titles and
Headlines
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 BBC NEWS - Ad Break with
announcer
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 BBC NEWS - From the Ad Break
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 BBC NEWS - To the Ad Break
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 BBC NEWS - End of the news bulletin
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 BBC NEWS - Different End of the news bulletin
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