The Authority has upheld an accuracy complaint about a 1News report on the Government’s new Investment Boost scheme, finding the item overstated the tax savings available under the scheme.
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that an RNZ interview with Dame Jacinda Ardern breached multiple standards when presenter Jesse Mulligan used the word ‘prick’ when asking Ardern about…
Accuracy has consistently ranked as the most complained about of the eight broadcasting standards in recent years. In an era of proliferating misinformation and disinformation, access to trustworthy..
The BSA invited Associate Professor Peter Thompson, of Te Herenga Waka (Victoria University of Wellington), to independently review five decisions issued by the Authority involving the accuracy standard.
This brief update is to share the news that the BSA is welcoming a new board member, Karyn Fenton-Ellis, as announced today by Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture & Heritage.
In this Pānui, I’m pleased to share a new ‘who covers what’ video for complainants, produced in collaboration with the Advertising Standards Authority and New Zealand Media Council.
Every two years the BSA commissions a survey measuring the percentage of New Zealand consumers of broadcast media who are aware of the BSA, and aware they can make a…