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Stephanie Tauevihi

Actor and singer (Strawpeople) Stephanie Tauevihi started in TV at age 15, reporting for TV3 youth series InFocus. She spent seven years playing feisty paramedic Donna Heka on Shortland Street. Her fraught relationship with Rangi was a major plotline — their wedding was the centrepiece of the series’ 2000th episode. Her performance in Stephen Sinclair’s Russian Snark won her Best Supporting Actress at the 2010 Qantas Awards.

I haven't done the kind of down-and-out working tables in some restaurant, craving for a gig. I kind of fell into it. 
 
 

Screenography

Screenography
 Role/s
 Rest for the Wicked

Rest for the Wicked

Actor

2011

 Here to Stay - The Scandinavians

Here to Stay - The Scandinavians

Presenter

2010

 Russian Snark

Russian Snark

Actor

2010

 The Jono Project

The Jono Project

Actor

2011

 Here To Stay

Here To Stay

Presenter

2007 - 2008

 Rude Awakenings

Rude Awakenings

Actor

2007

 Gang Girl - Tarnz Story

Gang Girl - Tarnz Story

Narrator

2005

 Interrogation

Interrogation

Actor

2005

 Intrepid Journeys

Intrepid Journeys

Presenter

2003 - ongoing

 Tamatoa the Brave Warrior

Tamatoa the Brave Warrior

Actor

1999

 Thinking About Sleep

Thinking About Sleep

Actor

1999

 Go Hard or Go Home

Go Hard or Go Home

Presenter

1997

 Pio!

Pio!

Actor

1997 - 1999

 Pio's Place

Pio's Place

Actor

1996

 Straight Up

Straight Up

Presenter

1996

 Sunday

Sunday

Reporter

1997

 Yahoo

Yahoo

Presenter

1995

 Shortland Street

Shortland Street

Actor

1997 - 2004

 InFocus

InFocus

Presenter

1989 - 1994


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 Stephanie Tauevihi - escaping Donna Heka

At the age of 15 actor and singer Stephanie Tauevihi debuted on TV as a reporter on the youth current affairs show InFocus. She gained nationwide...

Awards

2010 Qantas Film & Television Awards
Best Supporting Actress: for Russian Snark

2000 TV Guide Television Awards
Best Supporting Actress: for Shortland Street