The Charity of Me
Since charities are not required to disclose the salary or even salary bands of their executives, no one needs to know what you are paying yourself.
Manufacturing The Truth
Those journalists working in close proximity to the political and bureaucratic branches of the state cannot be ignorant of the lengths to which their servants will go to shape and control public perceptions.
Inside the new $3.2million Jacinda Ardern documentary critics say is dangerously close to taxpayer-funded propaganda
A $3.2 million documentary feature film charting the rise of ex-NZ prime minister Dame Jacinda Ardern – backed by $800,000 in public funds – is the latest tired product of the country’s lacklustre film industry, writes Nicholas Sheppard.
The tohunga suppression myth that won’t die
Few will acknowledge the 1907 law was a Māori initiative.
TV ONE still doesn't get the message
If TV One had someone competent in charge, the reporters would all be called in and reminded about their obligation to report balanced news.
Legacy media abandons it's post
It’s funny the way these things have a way of coming around. As we’re told, karma can be a... less-than-pleasant experience.
Media chiefs struggle to understand democracy
News outlets compromised in the Treaty principles debate.
So Proud
Ratepayers might well ask why they are subsidising people who peddle the lie that it is possible to be born in the wrong body and people can change sex. The preponderance of events advertising as ‘queer’ is a gender ideology red flag.
Mihi Forbes and the great Atlas conspiracy
The TV presenter counts on her audience being uncritical and ill-informed.