Waatea News Column: Justice finally for Ihumatao
1300s – Māori settle Ihumātao. 1865 – Crown steals Ihumātao by force. 1867 – Crown sells the stolen land into…
Media Watch
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MEDIA WATCH: Ummmmmm – isn’t there ANOTHER problem with that Steinlager advert?
The Spinoff and The Standard are very cross with the Steinlarger TV advert because white people are made to look like the heroes and grrr identity, diversity etc etc etc.
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Waatea News Column: Warrantless searches out of control
The latest investigation by Stuff shows an alarming 90% spike in warrantless searches, and surprise surprise, Māori are four times more likely to be targeted by Police for these extreme search and surveillance powers than Pākehā.
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The infamous TDB 2020 Media Awards
Here are the infamous TDB 2020 Media awards.
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MEDIA WATCH: Why Chris Trotter is so wrong – It’s time for working people who are white to stop identifying with our enemies
The bosses who are usually white use that fact to encourage us to think of them as people who we should share a common bond with. When they are more successful in these endeavors – like in the US Southern states – all working people are worse off – white and black.
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TWITTER WATCH: Trelise Cooper’s latest Woke lynching
Do I think for one second Trelise Cooper not only knew that but was actually trading on an indigenous massacre?
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Waatea News Column: Mosque terror attack report highlights grotesque blindspot
The report into the Christchurch Terror attack was released this week and I don’t believe I’ve ever read a more…
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Waterstone 2021 Political Predictions podcast with special guest David Seymour
What will the next year hold for our Political Parties and what will be the big domestic and international economic issues, Covid predictions, geopolitical predictions and what possible curve ball prediction might occur?
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Waatea News Column: Maori Party, Labour & Greens ran the most positive & honest social media election campaigns
Interesting academic data from Victoria University on how the different political parties used social media this election.
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Pacific journalism, media and diversity researchers tackle challenges ahead
Presentations at the AUT Pacific Media Centre-organised event on Tuesday included cross-cultural documentaries, an industry panel on “transition”, Pasifika “brown table” initiatives, a forthcoming Asia-Pacific conference, and an Internews project on climate and coronavirus reportage.