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2023 7 Hoy’s concerns with limiting jurisdiction – 16 October 2023 8 Hoy’s further comments – 17 October 2023 9 Hoy’s final comments – 28 October 2023 1 Broadcasting Act 1989, s 6(1)(a); see also Broadcasting Standards Authority | Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho “Complaints” 2 Broadcasting Act 1989, s 8(1B)3 Broadcasting Standards Authority | Te Mana Whanonga Kaipāho “Complaints” 4 See for example Jenna Lynch “National leader Christopher Luxon appears to have claimed Clean Car Discount on new Tesla” Newshub
Content, Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand Codebook, page 814 Guideline 1.115 Guideline 1.216 Day & Moss and NZME Radio Ltd, Decision No. 2018-090, at [21]17 As above18 Newstalk ZB “Newstalk ZB – Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive” (accessed 12 December 2022) <newstalkzb.co.nz>19 Day & Moss and NZME Radio Ltd, Decision No. 2018-090, at [21] and [35]20 Ireland Hendry-Tennent “Green MP Slams Heather du Plessis-Allan after interview with teen climate activist sparks bullying allegations” Newshub
Fiona Evans’ formal complaint – 21 September 2018 2 MediaWorks’ response to the complaint – 19 October 2018 3 Ms Evans’ referral to the Authority – 27 October 2018 4 MediaWorks’ further comments – 12 November 2018 5 Ms Evans’ confirmation of no further comment – 12 December 2018 6 MediaWorks’ submissions on orders – 7 March 2019 7 Ms Evans’ submissions on orders – 13 March 2019 1Definitions, Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand Codebook, page 92Celebrity Name Game and Newshub
and Television New Zealand Ltd, Decision No. 2009-096 where alleged inaccuracies were mitigated by subsequent rectification, or clarification in the same broadcast 23 Guideline 5.124 Guideline 5.125 See sources at footnote 6, above; and Sam Stubbs “Is GST on KiwiSaver fees a stealth wealth tax” Stuff (online ed, 31 August 2022); Anna Whyte “Government makes U-turn on KiwiSaver fee GST proposal” 1 News (online ed, 31 August 2022); “Amelia Wade “Axed KiwiSaver tax: Why the Government backed down” Newshub
and orders – 7 December 20209 Mr Tualamali’i’s submissions on Provisional Decision and orders – 8 December 20201 Leigh Pearson declared a conflict of interest and did not participate in the determination of this complaint.2 Kim Moodie “Police, local council assist with Bay of Plenty iwi border closure” NZ Herald (online ed, New Zealand, 22 March 2020)3 Matt Burrows “Coronavirus: Community roadblocks turn Bay of Plenty locals away for not having 'travel permit' from local iwi Te Whānau-ā-Apanui” Newshub
Watercare "Water and wastewater: Secondary treatment - solid waste" <www.watercare.co.nz>12 Guideline 9b13 Guideline 9a14 Commentary: Accuracy, Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand Codebook, page 1915 Attorney General of Samoa v TV Works Ltd [2012] NZHC 13116 Fair Go investigated the issue in episodes broadcast in May 2013 and May 2017.17 See for example: ”The truth behind flushable wipes” The New Zealand Herald (online ed, Auckland, 20 October 2015); Laura McDonald “To flush or not to flush” Newshub
is granted this leniency, see Parlane & Wilson and Mediaworks Radio Ltd, Decision No. 2015-009 at [14]17 “Motorists warned to expect disruptions from anti-lockdown traffic protests” Te Ao Māori News (online ed, 13 November 2021)18 Unite Against COVID-19 | Mā tātau katoa e ārai atu te COVID-19 “History of the COVID-19 Alert System” (22 February 2022) New Zealand Government | Te Kāwanatanga o Aotearoa <covid19.govt.nz>19 James Ensor “Coronavirus: Alert level 3, step 2 rules for Auckland” Newshub
5.121 Guideline 5.122 Commentary, Standard 5, Code of Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand, page 1423 Commentary, Standard 5, Code of Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand, page 1524 Guideline 5.425 Guideline 5.426 Maasland & Others and Radio New Zealand Ltd, Decision No. 2014-11827 Guideline 5.228 Zaky and Radio New Zealand Ltd, Decision No. 2024-00429 Commentary, Standard 5, Code of Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand, page 1530 “Interviews with IDF Spokesperson and UN worker in Gaza” Newshub
the Authority – 28 August 20234 RNZ’s confirmation of no further comment – 21 September 20231 Jan Rivers v Stuff (2023) NZMC 33982 Rachel Thomas “Puberty blockers still considered safe and reversible, health ministry says” Stuff (online ed, 25 September 2022)3 Ministry of Health “Mental health and wellbeing to inform evidence brief on puberty blockers” (22 August 2023) <www.health.govt.nz>; see also: Patrick Gower, Alice Wilkins “Puberty blocker drugs under review by Ministry of Health” Newshub
Broadcasting Standards in New Zealand Codebook, page 1827 Katie Todd “MIQ not justified beyond November, health officials told govt last year” RNZ (online ed, 5.56pm on 19 April 2022)28 “MIQ ending delay justified – Grant Robertson” RNZ (online ed, 7.50am on 20 April 2022)29 Michael Daly “No ‘great conspiracy’ to keep memo on MIQ wind down secret, Hipkins says” Stuff (20 April 2022); Mark Quinlivan “COVID-19: Chris Hipkins can’t say if his office knew MIQ memo from Ministry of Health was being withheld” Newshub
silicosis risk for workers” Stuff (18 April 2023)25 Including: Bridie Witton “Silicosis: All options open to keen people safe from deadly dust from stone bench tops” Stuff (21 February 2023); Paul Osbourne and Dominic Giannini “Australian ministers asked to fast-track ban on silica products” Stuff (28 February 2023); Alexia Russell “Silicosis: How engineered stone is killing tradies” Newsroom (14 March 2023); Seni Iasona “Calls for Government to do more about hidden hazard in popular building product” Newshub
2022-084 at [36]-[37] for a similar finding.21 Brett Kerr-Laurie “Education Ministry plans ‘further action’ in nicotine fight” The Press (online ed, 14 August 2024), Eric Crampton “Difficult to see method in the Government’s moves to tackle youth vaping ” The Post (online ed, 26 August 2024)22 Attorney-General of Samoa v TVWorks Ltd [2012] NZHC 131, [2012] NZAR 407 at [62]23 Greyhound Racing New Zealand and Discovery NZ Ltd, Decision No. 2023-073 (31 January 2024) – concerning an item broadcast on Newshub