Isbn: 9780143006183 - my own words (2 Ergebnisse)

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. From being one of New Zealand's most popular television newsreaders, Judy Bailey also became one of the most vilified when her salary package was leaked to the public late last year. The controversy led to her dismissal and an extremely painful time in Bailey s life - she talks in detail about what happened in My Own Words. Bailey's account of her early life is charming with some hilarious stories from boarding school and journalism training. Readers will be fascinated by her account of the early days of television working on iconic programmes such as Top Half. Bailey's account of becoming a mother will strike a chord with many first-time mums and surprise some readers. Peppered with famous names and major events in our history - this is a very warm and personal memoir. Signed; DJ. Inscription from author on first page. 220 pages. …

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 220 pages. spine faded, name on inside coverJudy Bailey has been one of New Zealand's most respected and popular televisi on journalists for three decades. From fledging regional news reporter on Top Ha lf in the eighties to delivering the flagship One News into our homes every week day, Bailey has been an enduring presence - through the good news and the bad. T his is the story of how a rather shy young girl grew up to become a successful j ournalist, pursuing a career in the competitive and cut-throat world of televisi on, while trying to maintain privacy for herself and a normal life for her famil y. And it hasn't all been plain sailing. For the first time Judy Bailey will tal k about the shock of suddenly becoming one of the most vilified women in the bus iness when her salary package was leaked to the public; she became the news hers elf when the ensuing scandal led to her departure. My own words reveals some of the darker side of stardom and opens the door into the rather bizarre world of b roadcasting management. Although Judy Bailey's story is peppered with famous nam es and events, it is the close friendships that meant so much. She writes with c harm and warmth about the things that really matter to her.…