Let’s look at the flimsy support for an accusation of misinformation.
Tinihanga
te reo Māori: (verb[-tia]/noun) /ˈtɪnihʌŋə/ trickery, to deceive, dupe, mislead, to be hypocritical, false, etc.
‘If you torture the data long enough, it will confess to anything.’
- Ronald H. Coase, Economist and author
Exposing deceptive, hypocritical and false narratives, the misleading use of experts and exaggerated government numbers in the news is critical to a free press. Often tinihanga can be subtle, but may have a significant effect over time.
Did Hipkins learn the meaning of ‘compulsory’ from the podium of truth?
How many are still on the team of 5 million?
NZ Herald links “Threat from Outer Space” to NZ News Essentials – Part 1
It’s better to be talked about than not talked about.
Media advertising hypocrisy
Paid attack ad against Christopher Luxon, masked as front page news, exposes MSM double standards.
The Centrist stands up for free speech with Stop Co-Governance
There are laws about defamation for a reason. The Centrist is the new sheriff to help enforce them.
Does the NZ Herald even see what this cartoon is saying to Act and NZ First supporters?
NZ Herald cartoon depicts Act and NZ First as a rat and a snake.
Climate change is political theatre in New Zealand
Climate change policies = more government.
Should One News be subject to the election rules?
The latest Varian poll smells a lot like campaigning by One News.