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  1. “TVNZ and MediaWorks should step up to this challenge and join forces to do a simulcast live debate across both networks on Friday 16th October that is focused on the Leaders of Labour, National, Greens, NZF, ACT, TOP and the Māori Party debating the current climate crisis.”

    My family marched in Gisborne on the first day of the Global school strike for climate change. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_strike_for_climateClimate

    That day on march on 15th March 2019 occurred just before the Christchurch bombing and we always wonder at the “timing of the bombing and of any connection to oil interests who wanted to kill the whole global concerns about climate change and their complicit involvement in the issue?

    Since that fateful day virtually never was there any deep global focus again sadly so we agree that the media is totally vacant on focusing on the continuing subject of our climate change heading our way today as it is getting worse not better.

    WAKE UP MEDIA ARE YOU NOW BOUGHT BY BIG OIL?

    1. Ahhhh…point of order there CG. There was no bombing in Christchurch. There was however a horrific mass shooting event on 15 March 2019. A little nit picky maybe, but hey, lets get the facts right at least.

  2. Climate Emergency Overdrive
    “If you go back and look at the predictions of climate scientists about 2020, you’ll see that they gave a range, of best- and worst-case scenarios. In every instance, it is the worst case scenario that has come to pass. Even the most jaded and alarmed scientists in 2000 were not pessimistic enough.” Climate Emergency Overdrive, Our Age of Compound Disasters

    We’re “Perfectly On Track for the Worst Case Scenario”
    “The Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, which hold enough frozen water to lift oceans 65 metres, are tracking the UN’s worst-case scenarios for sea level rise, researchers said Monday, highlighting flaws in current climate change models.” [Yes, that’s 65 METRES.] Science Alert, Warning of Worst Case Scenario Ahead

  3. David Attenborough’s new production is Extinction, The Facts

    The programme is uncompromising in its depiction of the crisis in the natural world, admits Serena Davies, the film’s director.

    “Our job is to report the reality the evidence presents,” she explains.

    But the programme does not leave the audience feeling that all is lost. Sir David makes clear there is still cause for hope.

    “His aim is not to try and drag the audience into the depths of despair,” Davies says, “but to take people on a journey that makes them realise what is driving these issues so we can also solve them.”

  4. Now is the moment for MediaWorks and TVNZ to lead. What expectation of that and leading to exactly where?

    My pick is straight on up that garden path they’ve been ruthlessly manufacturing and cultivating. This will be ‘all their Christmases coming at once’ moment.

  5. Martyn’s right. Shona’s bang on. The media are a failed estate and the “wise apes” are perfectly stupid en masse.

    All a bit disappointing, really.

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