2pm today on MagicTalk Radio THE THUNDERDOME OF TALKBACK
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Media Watch
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7pm current affairs pandemic coverage as vacant as our supermarket shelves
I think we might be too dumb to infect by this virus.
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Waatea News Column: This Pandemic will test us as a People and as a Nation
With this Pandemic, we are about to enter a once in a generation unique crisis that will test us as a People and as a Nation.
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Can NZs light weight casual current affairs survive a pandemic?
It’s funny watching the light weight casual current affairs offerings that the deregulated infotainment industry of NZ vomit up with glee struggle to try & cover something as serious as a pandemic.
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Waatea News Column: Armed police trial a terrifying failure of public policy
The results from the armed Police trial have been made public and the numbers suggest a terrifying failure of public policy.
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MEDIAWATCH: Trump’s announcement a gangsta move from the great hustler. He’s bought 48 hours
With a market in free fall, Trump double bounced the dead cat bounce with an announcement of a national emergency just before the markets closed to go into the weekend with the masquerade of recovery.
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Waatea News Column: Can John Tamihere resurrect the Māori Party?
John Tamihere has entered the 2020 election as a candidate for the Māori Party in the Tamaki Makaurau electorate and if successful, could reshape the next Government.
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MEDIAWATCH: Thank Christ someone is calling out woke fatwa Twitter cancel culture in NZ
…we should be ashamed a Casino banned a philosopher from speaking because free speech is now defined by the Invisible Council of Enlightened Outrage!
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MEDIAWATCH: Precious Journalists behind Paywalls shouldn’t throw RNZ rocks
Nothing is more gloriously tedious in the schoolyard of life than bitchy media companies playing Mean Girls with one another and then competing to virtue signal their outrage olympics as to who has been hurt the most.
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Waatea News Column: Māori vote will decide election 2020
On the latest polling, the Government is likely to be National/ACT, but that is a knife edge majority that could easily flip to Labour come September.