Journalism’s woes mean those in power face less scrutiny
Politics: Is TV3’s problem symptomatic of a wider threat to democracy?
Brent Edwards
Thu, 24 Oct 2019
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Hawke’s Bay
It should be a worry when politicians lash out at news media and take delight in the woes of TV3.
Okay, it was Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters indulging in his usual media attacks at New Zealand First’s annual conference over the weekend. And later, on TV3’s The Project, Peters
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Brent Edwards
Thu, 24 Oct 2019
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Journalism’s woes mean those in power face less scrutiny
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