The Broadcasting Standards Authority has found MediaWorks were correct to uphold a complaint about a talkback discussion which referred to Jewish influence in Hollywood, and required no further action.
One related to a complaint that an interview about transgender weightlifter Laurel Hubbard’s selection for the NZ Olympic team was inaccurate and unbalanced. This was not upheld.
One related to a complaint about joking and flirtatious interactions between a host and guest on TVNZ’s Breakfast show.
One related to a complaint over a segment on 7 Days which made a joke referring to a picture of Prince Philip, shortly after his death.
One relates to a complaint over a broadcaster publicity notice on 95bFM outlining the broadcasting standards complaints process, followed by a list of swear words. This was not upheld.
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has upheld a complaint about the classification and scheduling of an episode of SAS Australia which screened on Bravo at 7. 30pm.
The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) has found an exchange between stand-in Magic Talk host John Banks and a caller, including denigrating comments about Māori culture, breached broadcasting standards.