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New Zealand newsrooms saw the rise of 'mob censorship' in 2023, as journalists faced a barrage of abuse

New Zealand consistently ranks well in global monitors of democracy, media freedom and open government. But high rates of abuse and threats directed at journalists put us at risk of “mob censorship” – citizen vigilantism that seeks to discipline journalism.

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Arts journalism captures ‘the richness of being alive’, so why is New Zealand struggling to support it? And what's the solution?

One of the primary roles of arts and culture is to hold a mirror up to society. The stories artists tell through books, performance, movies, music and visual art reflects an image of who we are, and shows us who we might yet become.

The Conversation

NZME gets to explain its sinking feeling

MediaRoom column: Herald and NewstalkZB owner's profit projected to slump

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Christchurch council tiptoes over stadium funding

Christchurch City Council makes a belated plea for help to pay for its $683m stadium, Te Kaha

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‘You are our enemies’: Noel Edmonds in spat with council after move to New Zealand

Entertainer has reportedly bought up 12 properties in rural Ngātīmoti and objected to a cycle trail proposal

The Guardian - UK

‘I Miss Her Immensely’: Another Fitness Influencer & Mum To Five Has Suddenly Passed Away

New Zealand fitness influencer Raechelle Chase has passed away. The coroner is currently in the process of determining the cause of death.

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Undiplomatic impunity: Chinese embassy leaves New Zealand landlord with $900 bill

People’s Republic is granted immunity from paying cleaning, rubbish removal and key cutting tab after diplomat vacated Wellington house

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‘Embarrassing’: The Rest Of The World Has Weighed In On The Results From The Referendum

Australians struck down the first attempt at constitutional change in 24 years, a move experts say will inflict lasting damage on First Nations people.

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One vote for the media

MediaRoom column: Despite the sometimes lazy, partisan and malign social media criticism of our political news coverage, journalists served the public well this campaign

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Chris and Chris cast long shadows over town hall

Political theatre in Christchurch lacks two main players

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Debates pull in audience despite TV decline

New polling shows televised leaders’ debates are still reaching many eligible voters despite the decline in those watching linear television, writes Jo Moir

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MediaRoom: 'Editor' at risk of becoming a dirty word

MediaRoom: People holding the title 'editor' in the senior ranks of one of our big media firms appear to be an endangered species in business restructuring. By Tim Murphy

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NZ media cleared in Posie Parker coverage

MediaRoom column: Regulators dismiss 16 of 16 complaints over media reporting of the visit of anti-trans activist Posie Parker

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Winston Peters rides again

Gone in 2020, washed up and out of the political scene? Not just yet. Assumptions over the demise of Winston Peters and New Zealand First have ignored the old adage – never rule him out.

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A Couple Are Seeking A Full Refund After They Got Stuck Next To A ‘Farting’ Dog On Their Flight

A New Zealand couple is seeking full compensation from an airline, claiming that a “snorting” and “farting” dog in their aisle ruined their experience. Gill and Warren Press are gunning for a full refund from Singapore Airlines after their 13-hour flight — Paris to Singapore — was ruined by a…

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Some wins in the quest for better news

Trauma-informed journalism is changing the way traumatic events and stories are being told and is giving journalists a greater understanding of the effects of vicarious trauma on their own mental health.

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Hold On To Your Stomach ‘Cos This Kiwi Man Just Mistook A Tapeworm For A Lil’ Bit Of Mayo

A New Zealand man has gone public after allegedly finding a tapeworm in his burger served to him at a local fast-food joint.

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NZME: Good times are just around the corner

MediaRoom column: Herald publisher NZME's statutory net profit down by three-quarters; Newstalk slightly less dominant in radio ratings; farewell to a private equity owner who farewelled Today FM, and latest online audience numbers.

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The Independent UK

2 men killed in New Zealand shooting were co-workers of gunman, who had violent past

Police said the two men who were killed at a New Zealand construction site were in their 40s and had worked alongside the gunman before he went on his rampage

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as All Black 'seriously injured' in accident and history repeats itself in Wales squad

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

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NZ writer in New Yorker

Another accolade for NZ's most internationally recognised poet

The Conversation

Decolonising the news: 4 fundamental questions media can ask themselves when covering stories about Māori

There is little evidence to suggest Aotearoa New Zealand’s mainstream news media critically evaluate their own reporting on issues about or affecting Māori and te Tiriti o Waitangi (Treaty of Waitangi). This is concerning, given the negative framing of so much coverage, past and present.

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MediaRoom: Stuff restructures, RNZ inquirers get to work

MediaRoom column: Senior journalism roles and some big names are at risk as Stuff consults on a restructure. And RNZ's high-powered external inquiry looks for problems

The Independent UK

2 men who helped run popular pirating website Megaupload sentenced to prison in New Zealand

Two men who helped run the once wildly popular pirating website Megaupload have each been sentenced by a New Zealand court to more than two years in prison

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Raw Politics: Labour's free range ministers

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Whatever did Chris Hipkins do to deserve the absent-minded, busy, superior minister Michael Woods, and which of the electoral reforms deserve to be adopted

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