Draft:Melissa Chan-Green
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Melissa Chan-Green is a New Zealand journalist and television presenter. She has worked for Newshub as a reporter, foreign correspondent and news presenter, and later as a co-host of the morning programme AM. She has also worked as a presenter for Radio New Zealand.
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Career
Early career
Chan-Green began her television career in 2004 on TVNZ's Breakfast programme.[1] She joined TV3 in 2007 as a reporter and newsreader.[1]
Foreign correspondent
In 2011, she was appointed Europe correspondent for TV3, based in London.[1] In this role, she reported on a range of international events, including the Arab Spring uprisings and the 2015 Paris terror attacks.[1] She also covered the death and funeral of Nelson Mandela, as well as major international sporting events including the Olympic Games and Rugby World Cups.[1]
Return to New Zealand
Chan-Green returned to New Zealand in 2016 and joined Newshub Live at 6pm as a reporter and news presenter.[1]
She later became co-host of Three’s breakfast programme AM.[2]
Later work
Chan-Green remained a presenter on AM until 2024, when Newshub ceased operations.[3]
Following this, she undertook broadcasting and media work including contributions to Radio New Zealand and education-focused media projects.[4]
Awards
Personal life
Chan-Green has spoken in interviews about experiencing an abusive relationship earlier in her life.[5]