The Things Media Won’t Tell You
A Trump win looks inevitable. Will Kamala’s friend Jacinda find a place at Harvard for her so they can spout their Marxist duologues?
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Google Still Stacking the Deck
Burying r-leaning news on presidential coverage three weeks from election.
Don’t Apologise – We’re All Thinking It
Face it, we’d all like to give the finger to the media.
Kiri Allan
Their apparent belief that their fast-diminishing, remaining, audience wishes to view Allan’s bum says everything about their abysmal judgment and consequential decline.
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[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Which One Is It?
Whether protests on hospital plans or what you can wear on a night out, are we being consistent in our approach or just doing what suits us at the time.
The Sad Story at 1News
Staff at 1News are part of the problem, but they could also be part of the solution if they presented the news in an objective, non-partisan manner. Then some viewers and advertisers might return and aid the company’s balance sheet
Building A New, New Media From Scratch
Humans should certainly be removed from the news. The entire system or media deserves to be allowed to die, or at least evolve.
[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Why We Hate the News
Basically because they are bent, biased and no longer relevant. But the academics think it’s because right wingers hate the news.
[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
CBS Typical of the Left Media
America’s mainstream media outlets propagandize for Democrats through virtually any means necessary.
Off You Go Disinformation Project
In the end, the Disinformation Project imploded under the weight of its own hypocrisy. New Zealanders have moved on and so should Kate Hannah.
Face of the Day
Duncan Garner: I know my dad – he’s dead now, he died of cancer – he wanted me to go on an adventure like that, and we never got around to it. The anniversary of his death’s coming up, so I’m doing this for him and me, to prove I can do it.
“Iwi versus Peewee”: A Good, Old-Fashioned Debate
It is the particular tragedy of contemporary New Zealand politics that, with the noble exception of Bradbury’s Working Group, the critical cultural, political and constitutional issues raised by the Treaty Principles Bill will not be fairly, frankly or fearlessly debated anywhere else.