Goff vs Tamihere Round 1 – The AM Show 7.40am Thursday morning
The first ever one on one confrontation between Goff and Tamihere for the Mayoral race will happen tomorrow morning on The AM Show at 7.40am.
Media Watch
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Listening to multimillionaire Mike Hosking’s thoughts on beneficiaries is like listening to Trump’s views on feminist folk music
A TALE OF TWO WALLS: It’s funny, the woke left on Twitter are screaming to boycott the NZ Herald because they have Rachel Stewart behind a paywall where as the class left like me are demanding they put Hosking, Soper & Hawkesby behind the Paywall!
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TWITTER WATCH: Hamish Price & Simeon Brown are National Party Alt-Right Soy-Boys
How can we debate cannabis like rational adults when the National Party are so hell bent on being dickheads?
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TWITTER WATCH: The lynching of Rachel Stewart
I’ve said it once, I’ll say it a thousand times, the woke would eat their own young if they weren’t so militantly vegan.
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Week 1 of Breakfast with John Campbell is the best TV in NZ (how does The AM Show possibly compete?)
It makes for a show that has enormous comedy value while being able to delve into issues with real insight. In short it is public broadcasting the way it should always have been done. It’s like Radio NZ without the broomstick up its arse.
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5 reflections on a week of the Herald’s Paywall
Here are some reflections on the first week of the Herald’s paywall.
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My concerns around the agreed media protocols of covering the terrorist trial
Am I the only one concerned at how the entire mainstream media have colluded together to cover the white supremacist trial?
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Pacific media freedom and news ‘black holes’ worsen for World Press Freedom Day
While Pacific countries have got off rather lightly in a major global media freedom report last month with most named countries apparently “improving”, the reality on World Press Freedom Day is that politicians are becoming more intolerant and belligerent towards news media and information “black holes” are growing.
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Sean Plunket’s Working Group with Bomber Bradbury & Damien Grant: This week – Slushies, Pike River Mine, trial coverage protocols, Simon Bridges still leader, Venezuela & trans athletes
This week – Slushies, Pike River Mine, trial coverage protocols, Simon Bridges still leader, Venezuela & trans athletes
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Waatea News Column: Unlocked doors & blind spots: what ANZAC Day criticism of the NZ Police seems to miss
There was much anguish made about the NZ Police decision to shut down and limit ANZAC Day events this year. Many felt that it was capitulating to the white supremacist who had committed the Christchurch atrocity and others felt we should not in any way shape or form change who were are or what we do because such acquiescence gives terrorists what they want.