BSA Decisions Ngā Whakatau a te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho

All BSA's decisions on complaints 1990-present
All Decisions
Williams and Television New Zealand Ltd - 2009-057

One News. Item stated American army offered to build Transmission Gully road in the 1940s. Accuracy, balance and fairness. Not upheld.

Harrap and TelstraClear Ltd - 2009-077

Sex and the City. Contained sex scenes. Children. Not upheld.

Paranjape and Television New Zealand Ltd - 2009-067

One News. Footage of street scenes in India. Good taste and decency. Not upheld.

McLean and Radio New Zealand Ltd - 2009-064

Checkpoint. Interview with Napier resident watching police trying to deal with an armed man barricaded in a house. Law and order. Not upheld.

Harrison and Television New Zealand Ltd - 2009-061

Criminal Minds promo. Featured prostitute who had been killing clients. Programme classification and children’s interests, upheld. Good taste and decency, subsumed. Accuracy, not upheld. No order.

Martin and Television New Zealand Ltd - 2009-060

Breakfast. Host’s comments about campervans. Good taste and decency, accuracy and fairness. Not upheld.

Nicholson and Television New Zealand Ltd - 2009-062

Breakfast. Host made comments about the programme’s blind producer. Good taste and decency. Not upheld.

Ministry of Health and CanWest TVWorks Ltd - 2007-014

3 News. Follow-up to TV3 special investigation Let Us Spray said that Ministry of Health had “finally admitted it tests positive for political contamination”. Balance, subsumed. Fairness, accuracy, upheld. No order.

Institute of Environmental Science and Research and Ministry of Health, and Canwest TVWorks Ltd - 2007-013

3 News. Item referring to previous evening's TV3 special investigation Let Us Spray discussed a serum study investigating exposure to dioxins among residents of Paritutu. Balance, fairness, accuracy. Upheld. Orders (broadcast of statement, $3,000 costs to ESR, $2,500 costs to the Crown).

Ministry of Health and CanWest TVWorks Ltd - 2007-012

Let Us Spray. Special TV3 investigation into the effects of the chemical 2,4,5-T in New Zealand interviewed residents of Paritutu who believed that various illnesses and birth defects in their families were a result of exposure to the chemical. Upheld (balance, fairness). Subsumed (accuracy). Order (broadcast of statement).

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