This weeks Waatea news column – Labour’s State of the Nation reclaims Party’s soul
This weeks Waatea news column – Labour’s State of the Nation reclaims Party’s soul
Media Watch
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UPDATE: Is there something weird about the NewsHub twitter account?
For a news brand so damaged by destroying their credibility by killing off investigative journalism and Campbell Live, rebranding an account to deceitfully inflate the new one isn’t a great start.
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BLOGWATCH: Cameron Slater has prepared a list of alleged Communists – I kid you not
I’d call Slater a McCarthyist but seeing as he’s such a crypto-fascist, he might take that as a compliment. More dirty politics from the pus pit that it Whaleoil.
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New Asia Pacific Report website takes off
An enterprising new media collaboration between a journalism centre and an independent news organisation takes off tonight in a bid to bolster Asia Pacific news and analysis in New Zealand. – Item from Pacific Media Watch.
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Whaleoil throws wobbly on Social Media over Police decision to back down over illegal Hager raids
The great man is down – but could he be out…of NZ?
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TPPA Live stream exclusive to TDB from Auckland Town Hall at 7pm tonight
A political panel will tell us why they oppose the signing of the TPPA: Grant Robertson, Labour; Metiria Turie, Greens; Marama Fox, Maori Party; and Fletcher Tabuteau, NZ First.
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This weeks Waatea news column – Why the Government’s ‘Fact sheet’ on how TPPA impacts Maori is ridiculous
This weeks Waatea news column – Why the Government’s ‘Fact sheet’ on how TPPA impacts Maori is ridiculous
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Does the NZ Herald have penis envy?
You can’t ban gambling, but by God you should put a stranglehold around their expansion and limit their social damage. 20 years of SkyCity has seen nothing but weak legislation watered down further by crony relationships with the current Government.
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This weeks Waatea news column – The problem with Grant Robertson’s vision for workers in NZ
This weeks Waatea news column – The problem with Grant Robertson’s vision for workers in NZ