Media Bubble worlds paid for by NZ on Air – The Herald interviews itself, who is the puppet?
Public Broadcasting has an ethos and philosophy to it, giving large foreign owned corporates public money to provide low level wit seems like a sad joke.
Author: Martyn Bradbury
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Dear NZ – let me say this slowly – you are being conned into fearing ISIS to give spies more powers
I’m not going to get angry at NZers who have been conned into giving spies more powers using the bogeyman of lone wolf extremists creating acts of domestic terrorism.
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My fear about Government caving in on Zero Hours
I hope for the latter, I suspect the former.
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Dear Fonterra and National Government – can we have our 49% of public assets back now your milk powder to China dream has died?
Sorry to see the putting all our cows in one Beijing paddock strategy has failed abysmally and that we should have focused on producing high end product here instead of once again being a source of raw ingredients.
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You won’t believe the way Paul Henry ‘celebrated’ International Women’s Day today
Metiria Turei was the MP, and that she had to put up with a host telling his audience how attracted he was to her before she began to talk about the plight of women in society is audacity, irony and hypocrisy all rolled into one.
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3 reasons why civil disobedience will be needed at the Oil Conference this month
The fight back must start now. Bring everyone to Sky City on the 21st of this month.
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What Bryce Edwards missed on cannabis
The people are ready but the political class is missing in action.
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Why I’m not voting in the Flag Referendum
The entire debate is pure political distraction and engaging in it is exactly what Key wants.
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$20 minimum wage, renter rights, free education, free public transport & feed every child – the 5 point new Aotearoa social contract
The privilege being enjoyed by some is not a bounty that is being shared by everyone.
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Support Bradley Ambrose in his legal action against John Key
…this Government has done more to kill off critical media and intimidate journalists than any since the waterfront lockout. If we don’t stand with our journalists, then who will?