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  1. Well, a main-stream news agency providing comprehensive breaking news and meaningful analysis is certainly a field without competition.

  2. Solid suggestions that will be ignored and instead we will be subjected to someone being interviewed for being a one-legged Cook Island albino lesbian vegan.

    1. Are you predicting or fantasising JB? These days it is often the same thing. I think that we have so many great people around Kiwiland who we should know about but the gummint doesn’t want us to meet them because ‘when two or three are gathered together’ you don’t know what marvellous ideas might arise for change.
      KJVKing James Bible: For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.

  3. A big problem is the quality of the presenters. Gone are the genuine authoritative tones – we now have the poor pronunciation of Corin, the mind numbing boredom of Jessie and the grating, annoying faux-colloqiualness of Lisa. I miss the old RNZ.

    1. I try not to spend time reading or listening to airy fairy actors in politics and writers of bumf. Wondering what you are Jack.

  4. nah just repeating stories from the wire services and NZ Herald while firing their only employees with any spine (Mick Hall) should work well, it’s got them this far

  5. RNZ should be hands off from politicians as as we have seen from ACT and NZ LAST ,if they point out that the government has fucked up ,they are defunded .That is not free speech .Being able to openly report what is happening in our world should not be at the behest of a couple of wankers who represent 10% of the population .

  6. Doing that takes on ZB, however, they’ll choose comfort, and kiwis will just choose ZB

  7. Since when was the colour of the princess of wales hair a major world news story ,shows how shallow we have become .While the country is being destroyed bit by bit the best main stream media can come up with as a headline is the color of some ones hair .Fuck me are we so desperate ?

  8. RNZ’s slow demise began three decades ago when two Australians and then ex-journos ran the show. There was no room for careerist broadcasters with years of know-how. Now it has reached the stage when it may well die – or sold off.
    Probably on CoC’s list of state assets they’ll sell if re-elected.
    NZ’s Public Radio looks like going the way of American Public Radio, courtesy of Trump.
    Willie J had his chance of reviving it, but muffed it!
    All very, very sad!

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