MEDIAWATCH: The Nation Review – Mark Jennings tears are delicious
Tracey Martin defends no cost-benefit analysis for TVNZ/RNZ merger Former New Zealand First Minister Tracey Martin, who’s leading the TVNZ/RNZ…
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Defend NZ’s ‘fragile democracy’ by tackling disinformation, says advocate
A human rights advocate has appealed for people in Aotearoa New Zealand to take personal responsibility in the fight against disinformation and to upskill their critical thinking skills.
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MEDIAWATCH: I’m not having a rich white frightened woman tell me what I can and can’t wear to a mall
What is this new madness? Rachel Smalley: Smash & Grabs – Why don’t we ban hoodies from malls? I had…
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MEDIAWATCH: Soooooooo how compromised was The Spin-Off and NZ on Air in covering the Auckland mayoralty?
Now NZ knows that Matthew Hooton’s purse, Ben Thomas, was secretly part of the brains trust behind Wayne Brown’s ascendence…
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Stuff Kamahl coverage vs Herald Kamahl coverage
UPDATE: Newshub credited us and officially have more journalistic integrity than the other 4 put together! Kamahl reached out to…
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MEDIAWATCH: AM Review – No, Simeon Brown is the “reckless idiot”
National MP Simeon Brown clashes with activist John Minto after protest causes traffic chaos in Wellington National MP Simeon Brown…
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Waatea News Column: The People have spoken! But what did they actually say?
The weekends local body elections saw many right wing Mayors and Councillors elected to local body councils around the country….
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North & South Hate Speech Special: What the Left in NZ misunderstand about the free speech debate
When I warned Woke Identity Politics activists in 2018 to stop attacking Free Speech by cancelling Don Brash, gender critical…
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MEDIAWATCH: Why Media Council must rule against Stuff’s Fire + Fury docudrama
I have a lot of time for Dr Greg Treadwell at the AUT Journalism school, he is an important public…
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MEDIAWATCH: Muldoon Fuck Boy Island? How TVNZ avoided accountability
TVNZ boss sees risk of return to ‘Muldoon era’ concerns over media bias TVNZ chief executive Simon Power has suggested…