Feijoa Dispatch
Byron Clark, Ahmed Goher SipakhiByron Clark and guest writers looking at topics related to media and disinformation
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Abolishing the BSA doesn’t help people speak truth to power - it removes a check on power
Or at least, acknowledges that its check on power was toothless anyway
Since 1989, broadcasting in Aotearoa New Zealand has been subject to the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) who enforce the standards outlined in the Broadcasting S...
Fear Three Years on (Part 2)
Orbán has been defeated, but populism is on the rise in the English speaking world
In the past, I’ve written and published ‘part 2’ of these articles shortly after publishing part 1. This one I held off for several reasons. Firstly, I’m st...
Chuck Norris: The Man, the Myth, the Meme
Chuck Norris places corporal chevrons on U.S. Marine Corps Corporal John Wright during aceremony at Camp Taqaddum in the Al Anbar province of Iraq. 2006.
Chuck Norris, the action movie and later television star has died. He was 86. If you’...
Haneen's plea: Don't forget Gaza
Forgetting Gaza is a crime; do not let the distractions of life keep you from us, for here life has stopped amidst a massive tragedy, mountains of rubble, and millions of tents.
I have four children: Hazem, Hamza, Waseem, and Mohammed. Haz...
Fear: Three Years on (part 1)
Otago Peninsula. Photo taken when I left the city for safety during the period following the release of the book. An idyllic scene in what was actually chaotic
Planning this article I kept thinking of the first words in the famous monologu...
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