MEDIAWATCH: Reflecting on my experience with Police 10-7
It seems to have surprised most of New Zealand that Police 10-7 is heavily edited in a way that is always positive to the police.
Media Watch
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Waatea News Column: Low Maori & Pacifica vaccination rates demands urgent attention
The latest stats from last weeks South Auckland mass vaccination event show what we are seeing in vaccination stats from border workers, that Māori & Pacifica vaccination rates are woefully low.
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TWITTERWATCH: Greta slams NZ for climate crisis hypocrisy
Fortress Aotearoa is inevitable.
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MEDIAWATCH: Is Stuff just bad social engineering propaganda for NZ on Air?
I swear to Christ this is real money handed out to by NZ on Air to Stuff for real content…
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MEDIAWATCH: The worst Guardian political column on NZ ever!
Jacinda’s enormous collapse in the latest Poll has been picked up by The Guardian in what must rank as the worst political column on NZ ever!
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MEDIAWATCH: Where is Taxpayers Union criticism of National giving Mongrel Mob money?
Jumping up and down about a $200 koha, then attacking meth rehab spending which National themselves oversaw money going to is an audacious hypocrisy.
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Waatea News Column: The power of sorry
It was difficult to not weep at the formal apology for the Dawn Raids. The ghosts of 5 decades banged…
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MEDIAWATCH: Q&A review – Hate Speech madness
Kris Faafoi is too much of a coward to appear on Q&A to debate hate speech so the first lawyer to defend criminalizing free speech, Steven Price, is on and it’s clear that even he has now backed down and admits the whole fiasco is an enormous fuck up.
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Waatea News Column: Another month and more Oranga Tamariki damage revealed
More public reports released this week showing abuse still occurring by Oranga Tamariki staff towards vulnerable children is just another damming indictment of a pākehā based welfare system with hollow values that are obscenely counterproductive.
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July TDB Contribution Drive
Folks it’s the end of the month and we are passing around the hat. If our journalism has touched you this month, nothing says thanks like cash!