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Bob McCoskrie of “Family Fist” fame has an opinion piece supporting the repeal of the amendment to Section 59 of the Crimes Act in the Dom Post today. It can be found online too. His piece is in response to a regular column piece by Linley Boniface, whose column is often apolitical but usually runs [...]
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Part 2 in an ongoing series. This series examines trends that lead the New Zealand media, often conceived of as a liberal institution, towards a more conservative take on some of their stories.
Last time I talked about how the media sometimes resorts to “telling stories” because a comprehensive article often is too time-, space- or [...]
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This is going to be part one of an ongoing series about trends which lead our media in New Zealand (yes, I’m not just talking about newscorp and “Fox News” ) towards a more conservative take on events than strictly unbiased reporting1 would demand.
Media bias is a funny thing to talk about: Ask [...]
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