Posts Tagged ‘
Democracy ’
Mar 12th, 2010 |
By Sabrina Dankel |
Category: Featured Article, Features, Front Page Layout, Student Features
EXPRESSING your opinion these days is easier than ever. SABRINA DANKEL looks at how nearly 20,000 clicks on the web “save” Radio New Zealand.
Tags: ABC, advertisers, airwaves, Alastair Thompson, animal cruelty, auckland university of technology, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, AUT, band, BBC, British Broadcasting Corporation, Chris Armstrong, coffee, commercial sponsors, commercialisation, communicate, Democracy, demolition of Broadcasting House, Disasterradio, Dr Jonathan Coleman, facebook groups, Faceebok, free market, government, government broadcasting agency, green, Green party, impartiality, independent music, interest groups, international financial hub, Internet, john key, Kiwi broadcasters, luke appleby, Martin Hirst, media, Minister of Broadcasting, National Radio, Neil Watts, new zealand, news gathering, newsroom, newswire, Nielsen Media research, NZ On Air, off-air, parliament, Pearl Jam, per capita, Peter Dunne, Peter Fowler, political football, Prime Minister, programme, protest, public broadcaster, public broadcasting, public funding, radio new zealand, reporting, RNZ, RNZ Concert, RNZ debate, RNZ National, Sabrina Dankel, Sara Fraser, Save Radio New Zealand, Save Radio NZ, Save RNZ, Scoop, sit in/tune in protest, social networking, state radio, station, Stuff.co.nz, Sue Kedgley, talk-back shows, tax payers, technology blogger, United Future, virtual, web presence, wellington, www.newswire.co.nz
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Sep 23rd, 2009 |
By Kimberley Crayton-Brown |
Category: Front Page Layout, Latest News, News
Mayor Michael Laws fires off more insulting correspondence.
Tags: Barack Obama, Democracy, Michael Laws, Otaki, wanganui, Wanganui District Council, Whanganui
Posted in Front Page Layout, Latest News, News |
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Dec 18th, 2008 |
By Luke Appleby |
Category: Featured Article, News
Kazakhstan is a huge and varied country, but most westerners know only of Borat. LUKE APPLEBY spoke to a Kazakhstani national to find out what it’s really like.
Tags: borat, corruption, Democracy, economics, education, finance, government, headline, journalism, kazakh, Kazakhstan, politics, russia, russian, statistics
Posted in Featured Article, News |
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Nov 18th, 2008 |
By Newswire Team |
Category: Featured Article, Opinion
Some Kiwis may be disillusioned about MMP (according to National), but Germany is still happy with it, writes visiting German journalism student SABRINA DANKEL.
Tags: Bundestag, Democracy, democratic, FFP, First past the post, Germany, mixed member proportional, mmp, national, NZ electoral system, parliament, Third Reich, WW II
Posted in Featured Article, Opinion |
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Nov 7th, 2008 |
By Sandra Dickson |
Category: Latest News, Opinion
Two viewpoints for those wondering whether voting is worthwhile.
Tags: Anarchists, Democracy, NZ election, voting rights
Posted in Latest News, Opinion |
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