Waatea News Column: May Day 2020 – who will celebrate the workers?
It’s May Day, the international day of celebration for the worker, but what do workers have to celebrate during Pandemic 2020?
Media Watch
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MEDIA WATCH: Tova O’Brien’s latest smear on David Clark & the double standards of the NZ media (while also defending their journalism)
I’m not trying to be cute, smart, tribal or purposely trolly
B-U-T
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TWITTER WATCH: Bishop Brian and the odd satanic art inside Parliament
I’d like Parliamentary services to get back to us all so we know where these art works are kept.
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Waatea News Column: What happens next in Post-Pandemic New Zealand?
The important thing to understand moving forward is that there is not and can not be a ‘post-pandemic New Zealand’ until there is a vaccine.
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TWITTER WATCH: Ummmm – I’m sorry, but isn’t this coming from a Journalist who insinuated the PM covered up a serious sexual assault?
Pulling leaders off pedestals is one thing, dragging them needlessly through the sewer another.
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Tough coronavirus controls threaten Pacific, global media freedom
From Papua New Guinea where media briefings have been curtailed with a lockdown of the national information and operations “nerve centre” at Morauta Haus, to Fiji where media personalities have been arrested, to the Philippines where state troll armies “weaponise” disinformation on social media, and to Indonesia where street artists have stepped in fill an information void, the signs are really worrying for defenders for media freedom.
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Rebuilding Paradise Week 1 review
His weeknight Current Affairs show ‘Rebuilding Paradise’ is redefining TV current affairs in a way only Henry can pull off.
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MEDIA WATCH: Ummmm – sorry to be ‘that’ guy, but why should we bail out foreign owned media in NZ?
Listening to the journalists squeal at Kris did however bring up a pretty simple question, why on earth should NZ Taxpayers bail out foreign owned corporate media?
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Waatea News Column: Imprisonment and the Pandemic
The current pandemic is hurting the poor hardest.
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MEDIA WATCH: Is Simon Bridges about to be rolled?
With National polling internally at such low numbers, lots of the current crop of MPs would no longer be in Parliament.