The reason why Paul Henry is being so offensive recently
This week The Paul Henry show had Don Brash and Amber Peebles on their panel, with all due respect but a root canal with rusty tools would be more preferable than listening to that.
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Mainstream media back to using whaleoil for story ideas
The manner in which ‘news’ in NZ has descended into click bait using social media as the source is lazy, vacuous and under funded journalism at best, but allowing a crypto-facist who’s been on his best behaviour while under numerous legal defamation cases to once again lead the mainstream media is dangerous.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – What to do about Radio New Zealand?
A station that gets 35 million in taxpayers funding now not only doesn’t have one Maori presenter in prime time but it doesn’t have any Maori news.
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New line up of bloggers on TDB for 2016
Full list of new blogging line up will be released on Thursday.
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Herald bashing of Andrew Little is extraordinary in week PM lies about Jihadi Brides & Police smash Hager’s property
So what would you expect to be the main story of the week that the Political Editor and Editorial of the largest newspaper in NZ focus on?
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Nicky Hager displays Police destroyed evidence – but the stain still remains
…this is the biggest story of the year and yet the bloody Bachelor or Max Key gets more attention.
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Andrew Little spanks Mike Hosking on Radio over racism allegations
Andrew Little spanks Mike Hosking on Radio over racism allegations
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TDB Autumn contribution drive and has Scoop taken back the news yet?
There are those who talk a big game when it comes to creating a new media response to the bias of the mainstream media and then there are those actually walking the walk of building that alternative.
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Media Bubble worlds paid for by NZ on Air – The Herald interviews itself, who is the puppet?
Public Broadcasting has an ethos and philosophy to it, giving large foreign owned corporates public money to provide low level wit seems like a sad joke.
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You won’t believe the way Paul Henry ‘celebrated’ International Women’s Day today
Metiria Turei was the MP, and that she had to put up with a host telling his audience how attracted he was to her before she began to talk about the plight of women in society is audacity, irony and hypocrisy all rolled into one.