Richard Moore's CV

2008-2011:

* Photo essay on the Rena Oil Spill Disaster.
* Created Cook Islands travel website.
* Senior sub-editor at PageMastersNZ editing regional newspapers around New Zealand.
* Straight Talk columnist on Bay of Plenty Times commenting on issues of the week.
* Owner/editor of Tikitouring.co.nz, an online travel magazine attracting 30,000 visitors a month.
* Owner/editor of The Napoleonic Guide, a 2500-page online encyclopaedia of the Napoleonic Wars that has 170,000 visitors a month.
* Owner of BattleZone, a games shop in Girven Rd near Bayfair.

2004-2008:

* Senior sub-editor on Bay of Plenty Times
* Straight Talk columnist on BoP Times.
* APN Headline Writer of Year 2007.
* Qantas Awards headline finalist 2006.
* Opened BattleZone in 2007.
* Finance writer for international bank websites.
* Internet content provider for Australia's search portal Web Wombat.

1999-2004:

* Content manager and editor of Web Wombat search portal (www.webwombat.com.au).
* Creation of The Napoleonic Guide and TikiTouring.co.nz.

1990-1998:
* Layout sub-editor on the Melbourne Age newspaper, including production editor of IT computer sections and Page One sub-editor.
* Created GameBlitz computer-game review website at www.gameblitz.com.

1988-1990:

* Sub-editor for British Broadcasting Corporation's World Service, London, England.
* Sub-editor for The Daily Telegraph, London.
* Sub-editor for Gloucestershire Echo, Cheltenham, England.
* Photo essay in Berlin on fall of the Berlin Wall.
* Photo essay on The Troubles in Belfast.

1986-1987:

* Full-time photographic course at Melbourne's Photo Studies College.

1982-1986:

* Sub-editor for Radio Australia.
* Reporter and photographer for suburban newspapers in Melbourne, Australia.

1978-1982:

* Cadet/junior reporter for New Zealand Herald.

1974-1977:

* School Certificate and University Entrance from Onehunga High School, Auckland.

1972-1973:

* Mt Roskill Intermediate, Auckland.

1969-1971:

* Three Kings Primary, Auckland.

Before that is far too long ago to remember other than that I was dragged, kicking and screaming, as a baby from my birthplace in Manly, Sydney, to the Shakey Isles. Never will forgive my mother for that.