Waatea News Column: ZB apology to John Tamihere for on-air stoush
ZB have apologised today to John Tamihere for comments Mike Hosking made regarding funding Te Pou Matakana had received from the Ministry of Māori Development.
Media Watch
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Waatea News Column: Will Green voters surprise in Te Tai Hauauru
There are a couple of electorate battles this election that will have a dramatic impact on the result.
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MEDIAWATCH: Muller turns down interview because he ‘needs a cup of tea and a lie down’ – I’m not kidding
The despicable double standards employed by the mainstream media when it is the Left vs the Right is truly outrageous in this country.
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Te Ao with MOANA – Billy TK – Critical Thinker or Conspiracy Theorist?
Billy describes himself as a ‘critical thinker’. Reporter Hikurangi Jackson attended one of his public rallies to observe exactly what the buzz is about.
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The Waterstone Election Podcast 2020 – Boag-Walker Bombshell
THIS WEEK: Boag-Walker bombshell, TVNZ Poll + Internal National Party Poll
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Waatea News Column: Why is Oranga Tamariki so bad and why is the Government so hellbent on defending it?
Last week, Newsroom published a devastating critique of Oranga Tamariki management and work culture.
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The special madness of the NZ Public Party
Your average classroom of 5 year olds would have more chance of an armed bank robbery while kidnapping the Prime Minister than the UN does of setting up a shadowy one world Government.
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Waatea News Column: The most Progressive Government would be a Labour-Green-Maori Party Government
Progressive voters who want to see transformational policy have one fear this election, that Winston Peter’s crosses the 5% threshold and Labour needs him to form a Government alongside the Greens.
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MEDIA WATCH: Michael Morrah – NZs best environmental journalist
The sooner NZ First slip under the 5% threshold, the better NZ will be.
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Te Ao with MOANA – Professor Angela Davis
Angela Davis symbolises an era of profound activism, she’s an iconic educator, scholar, and leader in the civil rights movement