New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

Trump, terrorism & tragedy REBECCA’S NOSE FOR NEWS

She might have taken a less traditional path into journalism, but Rebecca Wright hasn’t wasted time packing in a plethora of “dream jobs” and becoming a well-known face on our television screens.

With stints as a political reporter, US correspondent and most recently as a current affairs journalist for Sunday, her can-do attitude has seen her career trajectory rise. Yet stepping into the spotlight for her latest role has come somewhat out of the blue, she tells the Weekly.

‘Yoko Ono lived a few blocks away and I saw Jerry Seinfeld at the supermarket’

Rebecca has begun presenting Newshub Live  at 8pm – a nightly 30-minute news bulletin on Discovery’s new free-to-air channel eden, which launched three weeks ago.

“I was feeling like I wanted to do something different,” says the 41-year-old.

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