Troy Nankervis

Producer, Journalist and Presenter

Australia

An ambitious and energetic all-rounder with experience at leading media brands in Australia and the United Kingdom, specialising in travel, entertainment and hard news.

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news
01/12/2024
'No drugs': New way Aussies are getting high

Fast carving out a reputation as an incredible antidote to stress, sleep problems and burnout, breathwork is making a rapid rise as one of Australia's newest wellness trends.

news
01/16/2024
Bali, who? Lombok beckons Aussies

There’s something unusual about this Indonesian island — it’s the complete absence of tourists, more specifically the lack of Aussies.

Presenting

Features and interviews

7NEWS.com.au
08/01/2019
Here's how much money you need to retire comfortably

It's the issue that can make or break a comfortable retirement. But Australians aren't taking enough notice when it comes to their superannuation balances. Watch the full story above. New figures released from the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia shows most Australians will struggle in retirement - and are far below the $545,000 target they need to live comfortably.

Triple M
Punter Brands Viagogo 'The Devil' As Govt Issues Warning

Die-hard metal fan Scott Wallbridge should've been dreaming about his favourite band Ministry - but spent panic-stricken days unable to sleep from unwillingly spending almost $1000 on concert tickets using ticket website Viagogo.

7NEWS.com.au
10/10/2019
Why Aussie consumers aren't spending despite the interest rate cuts

Consumer confidence in Australia's economy has plummeted, with the Reserve Bank called out for the role it's played in the current climate. And despite record-low interest rates, spending is at its lowest in four years. Watch the full story above. "It's a tough job the Reserve Bank has to do," said finance editor Gemma Acton.

Metro
09/17/2016
Why superhero fans will love Marvel Universe Live! more than the movies

From the safety of a cineplex, audiences are well-versed in watching their worlds smashed apart by comic book supervillains, only to be saved by their favourite superheroes somewhere near the beginning of the third act. But what happens when Marvel's most beloved characters enter the real world?

Right Now
06/04/2015
Domestic and Family Violence in the LGBTI community

Published June 4, 2015 By Troy Nankervis When Hamid* walked into his trashed bedroom, he knew his mother had tried again to throw out any signs of his homosexuality. Her subsequent degradations and threats would follow with justifications: "I was just trying to teach you a lesson", or "you should be grateful", or "you should feel lucky".

Hard News

Entertaiment and Cutlure

Metro
01/31/2017
Justin Bieber, Drake and Kanye West might boycott 'irrelevant' Grammys

Emma Bunton teases new Spice Girls album: 'We can't wait too much longer' For Justin, who's up for four gongs including Album Of The Year for Purpose, the long-running awards are reportedly no longer 'representative or relevant' and so he's decided he's not going, according to reports from TMZ.

OK! Magazine
06/16/2016
Tom Fletcher EXCLUSIVELY drops baby number 3 hint: 'I'll have to try and keep winning'

Giovanna Fletcher's husband takes home Celebrity Dad of the Year 2016 TOM Fletcher has EXCLUSIVELY hinted at baby number 3 plans after being named the icelolly.com Celebrity Dad of the Year 2016. Beating other nominees including Peter Andre and One Direction's Louis Tomlinson, the McFly singer has been recognised by the British public for the second time running after his 2014 win.

ArtsHub Australia
03/05/2013
VicHealth CEO urges the arts to show greater leadership

VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter has urged arts organisations to exercise greater leadership in the health sector at The Art of Health and Wellbeing, the sixth annual International Arts and Health Conference, held this week at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV).

Sponsored content and advertorials

ScreenHub Australia
03/05/2013
Creative synergy begins in the classroom

The International Film School Sydney (IFSS) and Actors College of Theatre and Television (ACTT) are innovating creative industry education delivery through a unique cross-disciplinary conversation amongst the student cohort. Prospective students still have time to enrol in a number of upcoming full time programs commencing in February and March at the two colleges, both based within the same building in Sydney's Surry Hills.

ArtsHub Australia
03/05/2013
Byron Bay heats up for film festival

Lovers of independent cinema can look forward to an exciting collection of screen stories at the 2014 Byron Bay International Film Festival (BBFF), opening Friday 28 February in the sub-tropical, northern NSW coastal town. Now entering its eighth year, BBFF brings together an avid community of Byron Bay filmmakers and is also home to the greatest concentration of Australian filmmakers outside metropolitan cities.

Wraps and Explainers

OK! Magazine
12/15/2016
Everything you need to know about Harry Styles' debut film Dunkirk

One Direction fans and film enthusiasts alike can't wait from Harry Style's debut film Dunkirk to hit cinemas. Especially now the first full trailer of upcoming film Dunkirk, directed by Christopher Nolan, was released yesterday. From the plot of the war movie to the fabulous cast starring alongside the singer, here's everything you need to know about Dunkirk ahead of it's 2017 cinema release.

ArtsHub Australia
03/05/2013
The best councils for the arts: QLD

As we continue our climb up the Australian East Coast, ArtsHub now explores selected Queensland arts council regions, following our spotlights on Victoria and New South Wales. Our top picks have come from Census data showing the most concentrated arts regions for heritage, arts services, and arts activities across the 72 local government regions in the State.

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