The Authority has not upheld four complaints that interviews on Q+A with Israeli and Palestinian representatives breached multiple broadcasting standards.
A “game-changing” reduction in standards breaches shows the co-regulatory broadcasting standards system has achieved its purpose since its creation in 1989, the Broadcasting Standards Authority says.
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that language used in a Seven Sharp interview with Neil Finn, involving censored use of the c-word, breached broadcasting standards.
These decisions can be found here.
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that a 1News segment on various extreme weather events in the US breached the accuracy standard by not referring to the climate crisis…
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A segment on ZM’s Fletch, Vaughan and Hayley show irresponsibly promoted alcohol and the broadcaster failed to take adequate action over the breach, the Broadcasting Standards Authority has found.