Trista Kurniawan

Trista Kurniawan

Hong Kong
Associate Producer, Video
Trista is an Associate Video Producer at the South China Morning Post, where she reports on stories across the APAC region with a specialised interest in Southeast Asia. She holds a double bachelor's degree from Hong Kong Baptist University and the University of Queensland. Prior to joining SCMP, Trista gained international newsroom experience with CNN Hong Kong and ABC Australia.
Trista is an Associate Video Producer at the South China Morning Post, where she reports on stories across the APAC region with a specialised interest in Southeast Asia. She holds a double bachelor's degree from Hong Kong Baptist University and the University of Queensland. Prior to joining SCMP, Trista gained international newsroom experience with CNN Hong Kong and ABC Australia.
Areas of Expertise:
Southeast Asia News, Video production
Languages Spoken:
Bahasa Indonesia, English

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