Publications Ngā tānga

One relates to a complaint over a talkback discussion referring to Jewish influence in Hollywood.

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.

I know broadcasters and their teams have been working hard to keep Kiwis informed and entertained during this latest lockdown. It’s an incredibly important role. Part of what sits behind this is ...

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.