MEDIAWATCH: Te Aro with Moana – who is really controlling the election narrative?
This Monday 8pm on Whakaata Māori is about exploring the role and power of the media in the lead up…
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MEDIAWATCH: Q+A REVIEW: War Warning – the China debate is now here in time for Election
If Q+As focus on the economic meltdown in China and the possibility of conflict doesn’t have you sitting up in…
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Waatea News Column: Labour launch Māori campaign & Māori Electorates to watch
The Labour Party Māori Caucus have come out swinging this election with no extra Māori specific policy. Now is the…
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MEDIAWATCH: TVNZ takes David Seymour literally when they should have taken him seriously!
TVNZ Breakfast host apologises for misquoting ACT leader David Seymour A TVNZ Breakfast host has apologised to ACT leader David…
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MEDIAWATCH: Tova makes it all about Tova and the 20minutes of Lauren Dickason The Press ignored
Tova O’Brien: A mouthpiece for the National Party AND the Labour Party Tova O’Brien is Stuff’s Chief Political Correspondent. Tova…
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Waatea News Column: Julian Batchelor, anti co-governance and the rise of naked bigotry
Of genuine concern to all Kiwis is the naked bigotry that has been flamed by evangelical paster and supposed historian,…
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Waatea News Column: As NZ inches towards conflict, Māori Party neutrality demands attention
Last week the New Zealand Minister of Defence Andrew Little released a new Defence posture that critics have claimed amounts…
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MEDIAWATCH: Nation Newshub vs Q+A – David Seymour beats up Simon Shepherd
Ouch… ACT Party Leader David Seymour says he is ok with the wealth gap in New Zealand, saying he ‘doesn’t…
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TWITTERWATCH: Luxon bowls while the planet burns
On a scale of 1 to 10 in terms of quality bowling actions by politicians, where @johnhoward is…
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MEDIAWATCH: Disinformation and climate crisis, governance, training feature in PJR
Research on climate crisis as the new target for disinformation peddlers, governance and the media, China’s growing communication influence, and journalism training strategies feature strongly in the latest Pacific Journalism Review.