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Inaccurate statement about unions paying strikers breached broadcasting standards

A comment on Mike Hosking Breakfast about people on strike receiving full pay from unions was inaccurate and breached broadcasting standards, the Broadcasting Standards Authority has found.

Regulatory reform now urgent, Broadcasting Standards Authority says

Urgent and long-overdue reforms are needed to bring outdated laws and regulations into line with today’s broadcasting reality and ensure a sustainable media sector, the Broadcasting Standards Authority says.

BSA releases 8 decisions

The BSA has not upheld a complaint that a broadcast of RNZ’s Mediawatch, which discussed a Media Council decision over an article about puberty blockers, breached the balance, accuracy and…

BSA releases 3 decisions

These decisions can be found here.

BSA Releases 7 Decisions

The BSA has not upheld a complaint that a clip shown during Seven Sharp of two people pitch invading or ‘streaking’, one of whom was in a wheelchair, breached the…

Depiction of rainbow community not offensive or ‘illegal’, BSA finds

The BSA has not upheld a complaint that an episode of after-school TV show The Feed discussing issues faced by rainbow communities breached multiple standards.

BSA Releases 4 Decisions

The Authority has released four decisions. They can be found here.

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