What is going on at MediaWorks? First, it was John Banks and now it’s Sean Plunket. It seems as if the company is trying to pre-empt the proposed hate speech laws and get in first. Their CEO Cam Wallace certainly seems to be intent on implementing a woke philosophy.
Why on earth did the left finally come out and admit that the 2020 US election was rigged? Simple. Too much evidence of vote rigging has been trickling onto the public stage and rather than address the issue, why not short circuit debate by justifying vote rigging as representative of
ACT Party “The Government must ensure that journalists can remain independent of the state despite the $55 million of taxpayer money it’s just given to media companies,” says ACT Leader David Seymour. “Journalists must be more than free to bite the hand that feeds them – as the Fourth Estate
Our Truth, Ta Matou Pono: The Truth about Aotearoa Dear Sir, I have just received my Franklin County News and was surprised to read Carmen Parahi’s take on New Zealand’s history. There were always good and bad happenings throughout history. But looking at New Zealand history in particular,
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Parliament’s tie-wearing rules Peter Dunne: Waititi wins Caroline Daley (The Conversation): The tie that binds: unravelling the knotty issue of political sideshows and Maori cultural identity Jason Walls (Herald): I spy with my little tie: Which MPs embraced the new tie-optional rules in Parliament? Jessica Mutch-McKay (1News): Hei-tiki in
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As is becoming clear from the FBI’s own evidence, the January 6 Capitol riot was not spontaneously “incited” by President Trump. On the contrary, it was – as the FBI apparently knew long beforehand – well-planned and executed by small groups of highly-organised agitators. But just who were these agitators? Right-wing
We have all seen how the Big Tech corporations have started piling on to businesses that support conservative views. The fate of Parler is a very good example, but it is easy to just dismiss all that because it is America and ‘Orange Man Bad’. It is a different story,
David Cumin israelinstitute.nz The role of media in any country is vital for democracy. That’s why non-democratic rulers often tightly control the flow of information and why we should be concerned at the state of global press freedom, especially with looming challenges. It is, thus, noteworthy that there
Parliament’s tie-wearing rules Katie Scotcher (RNZ): Speaker rules tie requirement to be dropped from Parliament Scott Palmer (Newshub): Ties no longer required in Parliament as ‘appropriate business attire’ – Speaker Trevor Mallard Claire Trevett (Herald): Parliament’s great tie-breaker and why Rawiri Waititi got no support from Labour’s Maori
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Governments across Australia are facing a crisis at the moment. How do they hang on to dictatorial emergency powers when there’s no actual emergency? Easy: keep the fear whipped up to panic level by any means necessary. There are bugger-all Chinese virus cases in Australia right now, certainly none
Bill D’Agostino newsbusters.org Bill D’Agostino is the Media Editor for NewsBusters as well as a Research Analyst for the Media Research Center’s News Analysis division. He previously worked as a video editor for a production studio in New York. His work has been featured on Fox
I am what the left would call a “woman of colour.” According to the left that makes me a step higher up on the identity politics pyramid of victimhood than a “white woman” and makes me an expert on racism. My brown skin allows me to know racism when I
