The Authority has not upheld a complaint that a discussion on Fletch, Vaughan and Hayley, about New Zealanders ‘snooping’ on their partners’ devices, breached the discrimination and denigration standard.
These decisions can be found here.
The Authority has not upheld a complaint alleging a news item on RNZ about airstrikes in Lebanon breached the balance, accuracy and fairness standards, including by failing to give context…
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that a promo for comedy series Colin from Accounts which included a brief reference to one character’s ‘move’, ‘the nipple flash’, breached the…
The Authority has not upheld four complaints that interviews on Q+A with Israeli and Palestinian representatives breached multiple broadcasting standards.
A “game-changing” reduction in standards breaches shows the co-regulatory broadcasting standards system has achieved its purpose since its creation in 1989, the Broadcasting Standards Authority says.
The Authority has not upheld a complaint that language used in a Seven Sharp interview with Neil Finn, involving censored use of the c-word, breached broadcasting standards.