What Massey have done is conflate the relationship between University and staff/students to that of a parent protecting their children from unpleasant content, that’s not their responsibility.
MediaWorks will need to scout for broadcasting talent who can do their thing inside a studio rather than expensive writers and costly post production. The short term future will be more like talk back radio with pictures that can generate ratings and gain advertising profit from greatly reduced costs.
Canon Media Award winning columnist Rachel Stewart has quit the NZ Herald tonight after the NZ Herald opted for woke censorship of her column (read here).
What a cowardly response from a University that has gained a reputation after the Don Brash fiasco for censorship – totally spineless!
Nothing highlights the enormous chasm between the CTU and the Government over the proposed Fair Pay Agreement legislation than the comments by CTU President Richard Wagstaff that he’s “disappointed not to see the legislation passed into law before the election”.
National made a lot of hay out of the Sroubrek story. Despite Immigration not including the information National had dug…
Winston and Jacinda appearing at the CTU conference this week was a carefully stage managed affair to send very clear messaging to the CTU to not push their luck
You can either read it here first or read it in the mainstream media months later.
The Māori Party have selected the exceptionally talented Debbie Ngarewa-Packer as their candidate in the very vulnerable seat of Te Tai Hauāuru and it represents the biggest threat to Jacinda’s dreams for a second term than any other political challenge.
John Key personally signed off on this fiasco, he must be held accountable for it!