MEDIAWATCH: Labour’s Media Summit desperately needed
On The AM Show on Friday, Former Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson spoke about a Media Summit he’s setting up with…
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Waatea News Column: Sweeping public service cuts hurt Māori, Pacifica, Beneficiaries, Renters and the working classes
The sheer scale of public service cut backs is starting to become horrifically apparent as over a 1000 public servants inside…
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MEDIAWATCH: Just when you didn’t think Sean Plunket could top his Down syndrome insult…
Sean Plunket, Cam Slater in nasty argument over Down syndrome dolphin comments Rival internet provocateurs Sean Plunket and Cameron…
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MEDIAWATCH: StuffedNews or NewStuff? Analysing Winners and Losers of Newshub deal
6pm news on Three to continue after Newshub closure as Warner Bros. Discovery and Stuff strike deal Warner Bros. Discovery…
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MEDIAWATCH: You, your dumb feelings and Kate Hawkesby – 3 reasons why Media trust has plummeted in NZ
Kiwi trust in news now well below global average, report suggests The public’s trust in New Zealand’s news media has…
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MEDIAWATCH: The Geopolitical reasons why Warner Bros were always going to mutilate Newshub
The day the news axe fell: Presenters, insiders fear ‘huge blow for democracy’ The future of New Zealand’s media landscape…
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Waatea News Column: Truancy and pacifying racist reactionary New Zealand
Let’s be very clear. Truancy is incredibly damaging to all our children. We must endeavor and strive for high school…
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MEDIAWATCH: Fringe Reality Check Radio – Go Bloke, Go Broke
Ha. Look at that. There is a God… Fringe station Reality Check Radio off air – Peter Williams PR video…
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PJR to celebrate 30 years of journalism publishing at Pacific Media 2024
Pacific Journalism Review, the Pacific and New Zealand’s only specialist media research journal, is celebrating 30 years of publishing this year — and it will mark the occasion at the Pacific Media International Conference in Fiji in July.
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The Working Group – NZs number 1 weekly political podcast (not funded by NZ on Air)
The Working Group returned last week with John Tamihere, Shane te Pou and Damien Grant and we have beaten Tova…