One News. Item about Middle East conflict showed map of the Old City of Jerusalem with the caption "The Contested City". Not upheld: majority (accuracy).
Concert FM's Classical Chart. Allegedly not an accurate reflection of top 10 classical recordings sold each week in New Zealand. Not upheld (accuracy).
Nine to Noon. Host read out email critical of errors in Whanau series. Not upheld (balance, fairness).
The Sopranos. Showed a child swearing at Santa. Not upheld (good taste and decency).
Space. Music video contained full frontal nudity. Not upheld (good taste and decency)
3 News. Disagreement about control of ice skating on Lake Ida was covered in a news item which included footage of trespass notice. Not upheld (law and order, privacy).
Eureka. A Commissioner from the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification was interviewed, and comments from GE-Free rally participants were included in the interview. Not upheld (fairness, accuracy).
Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Episode included scene where two female characters kiss, a "lesbian kiss". Not upheld (good taste and decency).
Flirting with Disaster. Comedy movie contained brief and farcical scene of wife and husband appearing to engage in oral sex. Not upheld (good taste and decency). Action taken sufficient (children's interests).
National Radio's Saturday Morning programme. Host's reference to rock band allegedly offensive language. Not upheld (good taste and decency).