GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – The Price of Citizenship
In 1943, Sir Apirana Ngata wrote; Nō te 1943 (Tahi mano iwa rau whā tekau mā ono), i tuhi a…
In 1943, Sir Apirana Ngata wrote; Nō te 1943 (Tahi mano iwa rau whā tekau mā ono), i tuhi a…
History is always watching.
April 23: Day 29 of living in lock-down…
From Papua New Guinea where media briefings have been curtailed with a lockdown of the national information and operations “nerve centre” at Morauta Haus, to Fiji where media personalities have been arrested, to the Philippines where state troll armies “weaponise” disinformation on social media, and to Indonesia where street artists have stepped in fill an information void, the signs are really worrying for defenders for media freedom.
In my first speech to the membership as your newly-elected President, at the NZNO AGM all the way back in…
His weeknight Current Affairs show ‘Rebuilding Paradise’ is redefining TV current affairs in a way only Henry can pull off.
This show was the first to call the severity of this pandemic – find out where we believe things go now.
Matt King, National MP for Northland, has been slagging off the Checkpoints in the Tai Tokerau, saying he’s had heaps of complaints, and that the Checkpoints are illegal.
Listening to the journalists squeal at Kris did however bring up a pretty simple question, why on earth should NZ Taxpayers bail out foreign owned corporate media?
Good and bad news in today’s announcement of better funding for NZ news media Better Public Media has mixed views…