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Susie Ferguson
Susie worked in Britain for broadcasters including the BBC and ITN. She has reported and presented from around the world including Iraq, Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, Lebanon, Mozambique and the Balkans. Stories she's covered include the Iraq War and the Boxing Day tsunami.
She emigrated to New Zealand in 2009 and after presenting Summer Report and filling in on Checkpoint, she presented RNZ National's flagship news programme Morning Report for eight years. She stepped down in 2022 to pursue a new role within RNZ as Senior Journalist and Presenter, which saw her working on special projects and present programmes across RNZ National. Now, Susie co-hosts the Saturday Morning programme with Mihingarangi Forbes.
RNZ Programmes
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Saturday Morning
Presented by Susie Ferguson and Mihingarangi Forbes. In-depth feature interviews, current affairs and news across a broad range of topics on RNZ National and online.
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Search results for Susie Ferguson
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Mark Hadlow: Playing favourites in mid-life crisis
One of New Zealand's most prominent entertainers, Mark Hadlow is bringing back one of New Zealand best-loved theatre productions MAMiL (Middle Aged Men in Lycra). Audio
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Everybody Eats: Feeding Bellies not Bins
14 Dec 2024Alicia Mendez is the head chef of Everybody Eats Wellington, a pay-as-you-can community restaurant on a mission to feed bellies not bins. Video, Audio
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Nick Ut: The photo that ended a war
14 Dec 2024Pulitzer prize winning photo journalist Nick Ut is best known for his iconic image 'The Terror of War' (also known as the 'Napalm Girl') of children running from a napalm attack. The image is widely… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Finding forever homes for greyhounds
14 Dec 2024The government's ban on greyhound racing this week raises doubts thousands of dogs can be rehomed in time. Audio
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The shake-up of the banking sector
Banks have been warned this week that "competition is king" as the government moves to improve the sector. Audio
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The toxic chemicals from tyres
14 Dec 2024Every year, billions of vehicles shed an estimated six million tonnes of tyre particles, polluting our soils, rivers and lakes. Audio
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Fury over Marsden Fund cut
14 Dec 2024The axing of humanities and social sciences from the government's Marsden Fund, has continued to draw a furious response from many researchers with 80 scientists this week signing an open letter in… Audio
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The latest from Syria
Half-century of dynastic authoritarian rule came to a shockingly abrupt end in Syria this week with the overthrow of Bashar al Assad. Audio
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Pavlova with a choux twist
7 Dec 2024Maxine Scheckter is the creative force behind Sugar Flour, a small patisserie school in Wellington. Her classes take the most beautiful recipes and simplify the steps for any home baker to try their… Video, Audio
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Feeling good about flesh after fifty
7 Dec 2024Acclaimed Australian photographer Ponch Hawkes has photographed five hundred naked women aged over 50, stripping off with them. Audio
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Cheers to good Karma
9 Nov 2024A leading voice in global fair trade and sustainable development, Albert Tucker set up the Karma Foundation with two friends. Audio
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