In today’s Pānui we’re sharing new research that offers a valuable window into how New Zealanders’ views on offensive language in broadcasting are shifting – and what that means for audiences, broa...
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New Zealanders’ tolerance for offensive language in broadcasting has fallen in the past four years, partly reversing a long-term trend of softening attitudes.
The BSA has published the latest findings from research it carries out from time to time to track evolving public attitudes towards language that may offend in broadcasting.
The Authority has not upheld a complaint about a Midday Report segment on Charlie Kirk’s death, including a recording of Kirk’s final interaction and the gunshot that killed him.
The Broadcasting Standards Authority has agreed to allow Reality Check Radio to make submissions on the Authority’s jurisdiction over a complaint about online content transmitted by The Platform.
I know I say this every year, but it’s hard to believe we are on the runway towards Christmas already. As we prepare to welcome another year, I’d like to say a big thanks to all of you – broadcaste...
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that two interviews on Morning Report, exploring the propriety of funding for a campaign to encourage Māori to register on the Māori electoral…