Reader poll result: Should sporting events of national significance be free-to-air by law?
Your verdict as Sky TV comes under pressure over the America's Cup (Emirates Team NZ)
NZ First MP Clayton Mitchell's push for sports events of national significance to be free-to-air by law has cut no ice with NBR readers.
In our Business Pulse poll, 61% gave him the thumbs down.
Mr Mitchell argues major sports events, such as the America's Cup finals, are part of our national
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Chris Keall
Thu, 15 Jun 2017
Thu, 15 Jun 2017
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Reader poll result: Should sporting events of national significance be free-to-air by law?
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