

Reporter's ban from Crown apology; local papers on the block
Nov 16, 2024
Aaron Smale, an award-winning investigative journalist recognized for his work on state care abuse, discusses his puzzling exclusion from a crucial Crown apology event. He dives into the implications of New Zealand Media and Entertainment's plan to shutter 14 local papers, sparking concerns about community coverage. The conversation highlights the struggle for media accountability, the emotional weight of historical injustices, and the overarching challenges facing local journalism in an era of financial strain.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Media Accountability and the Crown Apology
03:31 • 9min
Confronting Political Appropriation of Cultural Legacy
12:41 • 2min
Frustrations of Advocacy Against Bureaucratic Injustice
14:40 • 2min
The Challenges of Local Journalism
16:41 • 10min
Copyrights and Cultural Unity in Turmoil
26:49 • 4min