Homai Te Pakipaki. Karaoke-style singing contest. Fairness, programme information and children’s interests. Not upheld.
Trinny and Susannah: The Great British Body. Contained full-frontal nudity. Good taste and decency. Not upheld.
Campbell Live. Story about a man convicted of defrauding ACC who later successfully appealed to the Supreme Court. Balance and accuracy. Not upheld.
3 News. Item about impact of recession on adult entertainment industry contained footage of Boobs on Bikes parade. Good taste and decency, and children’s interests. Not upheld by majority.
Skins. Programme about British teenagers contained alcohol consumption, drugs, sexual material, nudity, violence and coarse language. Good taste and decency, law and order, responsible programming, children’s interests, violence and liquor promotion. Not upheld.
One News. Item reported that man had been accused of helping to kill 28,000 Jews at a “Polish death camp” during World War II. Accuracy, action taken. Not upheld.
60 Minutes. Item about CCTV and New Zealand becoming a surveillance society included footage of two school pupils fighting. Privacy. Not upheld.
Close Up. Item reported a man was being investigated after he was accused of knowingly infecting people with HIV. Privacy. Not upheld.
Futurama. Animated cartoon containing sexual references. Good taste and decency, and children’s interests. Not upheld.
Breakfast. Interview with medical researcher about the effectiveness of treatment by chiropractors. Accuracy. Upheld. No order.