Summarised by Centrist
Gisborne Deputy Mayor Josh Wharehinga will not seek re-election in 2025 after four terms. Reflecting on 11 years of service, he said he is “humbled and honoured” to have represented his community. Wharehinga plans to focus on his family, businesses, and reviving the East Coast boxing scene. A transformative leader, he leaves a legacy of advocating for Māori representation and the Kaiti master plan.
“The headline was absolute in tone, yet the article itself referred to ‘one of the hottest days on record’…”
“It was obviously her words that triggered this censorship of an opinion…”
Can TV afford to lose the ad spend?
Not just great on toast!
How come AI is never coming for the CEO’s job?
“We are turning our minds towards how we could come up with a more efficient process.”
“The headline was absolute in tone, yet the article itself referred to ‘one of the hottest days on record’…”
“It was obviously her words that triggered this censorship of an opinion…”
Can TV afford to lose the ad spend?
Not just great on toast!
How come AI is never coming for the CEO’s job?
“We are turning our minds towards how we could come up with a more efficient process.”
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RNZ dismissed 1930s heat data by claiming sites can’t be compared, even though NIWA now routinely does, undermining their own record-breaking headline.
The Crown is being audited for failing to meet an undefined ideological benchmark created by the previous government.
An NZ Herald article on bowel cancer screening appears to have been discreetly sanitised post-publication.
Given the concerns over Grenon’s minority involvement with NZME, the media silence over Stuff’s new half-owner exposes how easily concerns may melt away when the people in charge already think the same way as the press gallery.
Jacinda Ardern’s memoir may have made headlines, but lacklustre sales and lukewarm reviews suggest Penguin’s $1.5m gamble isn’t paying off.
The firm behind New Zealand’s COVID vaccine pass is back building digital ID, but this time with much less visibility.
