This is a tough but gripping watch. Huge respect to @angusdreaver and @CorinDann for their hard work and courage making it. 🎥 full doco up this morning: March 2nd Boiling Point https://t.co/SC99dlevJ3
Thoughtful and broad-ranging piece focused on NZ but encompassing many international views. Good quality journalism and well worth the read https://t.co/CMOG0uIPBU
@NZStuff@maoritv@PMN__News@hellohannahm And a third, published today, by @Nikki_Macdonald looks at the evidence from Israel about whether the vaccine actually works: https://t.co/qpdEXOvJKf
There will be many more in the months to come.
Some people - rational people - are anxious about the Covid-19 vaccine. But we owe it to each other to interrogate exactly what makes us uneasy.
My editorial @NZStuff today, on the launch of our fact checking project: https://t.co/aT32omTomw
@NZStuff@maoritv@PMN__News This one by @hellohannahm asks: Does the speed the vaccine has been developed and rolled out make it less safe? https://t.co/56t2grpWLQ
Amy Coronakes came forward to report her rape after the investigation @amasax1 and I did into Craig Koning and the Floating Foundation in 2018 for @Alisonmau's Me Too team.
He has just been found guilty. Journalism does make a difference. https://t.co/EGC2dcIbZV
Watch this remarkable confrontation between a former Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, and Paul Kelly, editor-at-large for one of Murdoch's key properties, The Australian. The subject is climate change and the Murdoch empire's disastrous legacy.
Asha Abdille is a complex person. I can understand why people will have a range of reactions to this story. But no matter what someone has done, if they're in the mental health system, they deserve a voice. The quality of their care matters. Story here: https://t.co/1h0X6W83P0
A Whole Truth post on te reo in schools. #LeadersDebate
Te reo tuition is edging upwards in schools, but for most kids it provides little more than the confidence to recite waiata and karakia.
https://t.co/W70Y3Eew13