Urgent and long-overdue reforms are needed to bring outdated laws and regulations into line with today’s broadcasting reality and ensure a sustainable media sector, the Broadcasting Standards Authority says.
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The Annual Report 2023 outlines the Authority's key achievements over the past year and details progress against long term outcomes and objectives.
The BSA has not upheld a complaint that a broadcast of RNZ’s Mediawatch, which discussed a Media Council decision over an article about puberty blockers, breached the balance, accuracy and…
The BSA has not upheld a complaint that a clip shown during Seven Sharp of two people pitch invading or ‘streaking’, one of whom was in a wheelchair, breached the…
The BSA has not upheld a complaint that an episode of after-school TV show The Feed discussing issues faced by rainbow communities breached multiple standards.
The BSA has not upheld a complaint a 1 News report showing footage relating to a homicide breached standards guarding against offensive and disturbing content and promotion of illegal or…
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that the action taken by Warner Bros Discovery in response to a breach of the accuracy and fairness standards – during a Newshub…