One News. Item dealing with violence on the West Bank described Israeli forces as Israeli Security Forces and Jerusalem as capital of Israel. Upheld (accuracy: description of Jersualem as capital of Israel). Not upheld (accuracy: description of Israeli forces). No order.
Motorway Patrol. Episode described police investigation into fatal motorway crash which resulted in complainant being convicted. Not upheld (privacy).
Holmes. Interview with Prime Minister about refugees included reference to Nauru. Not upheld (good taste and decency, children's interests).
Film Albino Alligator contained repeated and overwhelming use of offensive language. Upheld (good taste and decency). No order.
3 News. Footage from security camera of bottle store robbery showed man being stabbed. Upheld (violence). Order (broadcast of statement).
Radio Pacific. Talkback host's reference to graffiti artists’ attitude to suicide included the words, they "should commit suicide more quickly". Declined to determine (good taste and decency, discrimination and denigration: no tape). Upheld (retention of recording). No Order.
One News. Two items on murder trial showed complainant, who had been summonsed as juror, standing near accused in the dock, implying supporter of accused. Upheld (privacy). Order ($500 costs to complainant).
One News. Interview with Chief Ombudsman about tax-payer funded sex-change operation where health bureaucracy acted unfairly gave incorrect impression of Ombudsman’s decision contrary to agreement before interview. Upheld (accuracy: introduction). Not upheld (fairness, distortion). No Order.
The Private Lives of Giants. Documentary used imperial measurements. Not upheld (accuracy, good taste and decency, law and order).
Comedy Season promo. Edited clips from various comedy programmes included footage of explicit material from Sex and the City. Upheld: majority (children's interests). Not upheld (good taste and decency, promotional material). No order.