Mark Crysell, a veteran TV journalist known for his role on the now-defunct Sunday show, joins the discussion alongside Miriama Kamo. They explore the recent changes in regulations for earthquake-prone buildings and the ensuing media praise, while highlighting potential pitfalls in the implementation. The conversation shifts to the contentious topic of Palestinian statehood, examining government hesitance and media reactions. Finally, they reflect on the drastic cuts to TV current affairs, the rise of online journalism, and why strong reporting is crucial for democracy.
