About Asia Downunder
About Asia Downunder
Asia Downunder is all about Asians in New Zealand, their lives,
their interests and their achievements. Asia Downunder features
stories about Asian Kiwis, young and old, from topics as diverse as
art, business, sport, music, fashion, culture, lifestyle, food and
many more. The show might tackle topical or even controversial
stories such as refugees, race or health.
There will also be in depth coverage of Kiwi Asian issues and some
of the shows are dedicated to single issue topics. On the table are
plans to make shows devoted to conservation, youth achievement and
also a show devoted to how New Zealand has welcomed refugees.
Documentaries will be in the mix with two in the pipeline about New
Zealanders lending a helping hand to developing country
communities.
Our on-screen reporters will continue to bring plenty of
interesting stories which will spark discussion in upcoming
programmes. Asia Downunder's reporting line-up for 2011:
Bharat Jamnadas - an experienced journalist who
has been with the programme since the very first episode in
1994.
Glenna Casalme - a television current affairs
reporter from the Philippines who made New Zealand her home three
years ago.
Milda Emza - a full of life reporter and former
sports presenter from Indonesia, who is always keen to chase up any
story with an energetic sporty feel.
Kadambari Gladding - film graduate, singer and
former model from the Indian coastal state of Goa, and an
environmentalist who loves all things natural
Geraldine Ramirez - a young and motivated reporter
who loves telling 'people' stories and getting to the heart of the
matter.
All of us at ADU are dedicated to bringing you the best stories
from the Asian communities but we can't do it without you. You can
send your story ideas, community notices and comments to
enquiries@asiadownunder.co.nz
or phone us or visit us at our office:
4 Newton Road,
PO Box 68835,
Newton, Auckland,
New Zealand.
(09) 360 0803 or fax us on (09) 360 0477.
Asia DownUnder is made for TV ONE by Asia Vision Ltd with New
Zealand On Air funding.