NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson
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1News reports Paul Henry candidacy; but didn't report Michael Laws candidacy? 1News chose to make Paul Henry's, ACT candidacy, their lead story for the night which is a very interesting decision. 1News and 3News didn't even report Michael Laws candidacy for NZ First even though: - Laws has significantly more followers and political experience - NZ First has significantly more voters than ACT - Michael Laws is running for an actual seat (Waitaki electorate) whereas Henry will be a List MP Why did 1News make the decision to report Henry's candidacy and not Laws'? Date: 2026-07-14 Source: 1News Reporter: Benedict Collins Copyright Authority: Fair Dealing Source: Live Broadcast NOTE: It's unlikely discrepancies like this would be reported because our mainstream media only provide archived news footage for around 3 Days. NZ Media World have been automatically recording and transcribing mainstream media news broadcasts since January 1st, 2024 to ensure our media can be held to account. We're not-for-profit and won't ask you for money. All we ask is you LIKE, SHARE and FOLLOW us to help share the facts of what our media are saying.
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson15,345 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
![Multiple Indian companies are saying it's really easy to get work in New Zealand Now that I've started looking for these promotional videos by Indian companies, I've found way too many, which is really concerning. Why has National, Labour, and ACT "sold us out" by signing the India-NZ FTA that will make it even easier? It's already way too easy. With the example below, you'll see that nearly anyone can get in. Here's a quick example: "If your age is between 18 and 55 then you can work here" "The cost of this visa is between 18,000 to 20,000 which is $325 New Zealand Dollars" "You can earn from 2 to 3.5 lakh rupees per month [$6,571 NZD p/m]" This will be the last example I post. It was posted yesterday and specifically targets low-skilled jobs that were typically taken by our Pacific neighbors, students, those who can't find full-time employment, etc. Here's the translation to about two thirds of the way through - the rest was repetitive so I didn't include it: TRANSLATION: "So guys New Zealand's seasonal visa has started. If you want to work on New Zealand's seasonal visa for a year, in this video i will guide you step by step how you can get New Zealand's seasonal visa. What are the requirements of the documents? How much is the cost of the visa? What is the process time and what is the age limit? You will get all the details in this video so keep watching the video till the end. So basically, you can do apple picking on seasonal visa in which you can earn from 2 to 3.5 lakh rupees per month [$6,571 NZD p/m] and you can also do your fruit picking job as a Cherry Picker, Grab Picker, Pack House Worker, Orchard Worker, Pruning Worker, Farm Worker, Meat Processing, etc. If your age is between 18 and 55 then you can work here. You can work as warehouse worker, housekeeper, cleaner and farm worker. You can apply even if your education is in 8th or 10th or 12th grade [NZ NCEA Level 1 - NCEA Level 3]. Both male and female candidates can apply for this visa. To apply for New Zealand seasonal visa, first you have to do a job application. Job application is shown on the screen. You can go inside and do job application. If you don't know how to do job application, you can contact me. I will give you all the numbers. We will apply for you and also make a professional CV and cover letter of New Zealand format. This is the first step: - First you have to do job application - After that CV is selected - After that company gives you sponsorship letter - After that you can apply for this visa The cost of this visa is between 18,000 to 20,000 which is $325 New Zealand Dollars and after processing time you can get one or two weeks visa. And friends Indian, Pakistan, Nepali and Bangladesh also can apply for this visa So i am showing you how you can apply for this visa so guys if you want to work on New Zealand's seasonal visa many people are confused about which country they can go to and which country they can't go to I am going to clear that too. This visa is a fixed length of stay, you can stay here for maximum 11 months and in some cases if your employer sponsor you for 1 year, then you can stay here for 1 year.... The processing time of required seasonal visa is 80% in 4 days and sometime in 1 or 2 weeks. Tis is the total process time if your age is between 18 years and 55 years. If you are physically fit and can lift maximum weight from 25 to 30 kgs, you can apply for this visa but you should have an offer letter from New Zealand. Through this letter you can apply for this visa and you will get the visa for only 20,000 rupees. You cannot bring your family with you for this visa you can only apply as an individual and you can work here. So one important thing here is that you can't change your employer or company. You have to work where you get a sponsorship...." Translated using Whisper AI Original Source: Copyright Authority: Fair Dealing](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2070776486013882481/amplify_video_thumb/2070776304077791232/img/QgwLoxM0nfaPnYfI.jpg)
Multiple Indian companies are saying it's really easy to get work in New Zealand Now that I've started looking for these promotional videos by Indian companies, I've found way too many, which is really concerning. Why has National, Labour, and ACT "sold us out" by signing the India-NZ FTA that will make it even easier? It's already way too easy. With the example below, you'll see that nearly anyone can get in. Here's a quick example: "If your age is between 18 and 55 then you can work here" "The cost of this visa is between 18,000 to 20,000 which is $325 New Zealand Dollars" "You can earn from 2 to 3.5 lakh rupees per month [$6,571 NZD p/m]" This will be the last example I post. It was posted yesterday and specifically targets low-skilled jobs that were typically taken by our Pacific neighbors, students, those who can't find full-time employment, etc. Here's the translation to about two thirds of the way through - the rest was repetitive so I didn't include it: TRANSLATION: "So guys New Zealand's seasonal visa has started. If you want to work on New Zealand's seasonal visa for a year, in this video i will guide you step by step how you can get New Zealand's seasonal visa. What are the requirements of the documents? How much is the cost of the visa? What is the process time and what is the age limit? You will get all the details in this video so keep watching the video till the end. So basically, you can do apple picking on seasonal visa in which you can earn from 2 to 3.5 lakh rupees per month [$6,571 NZD p/m] and you can also do your fruit picking job as a Cherry Picker, Grab Picker, Pack House Worker, Orchard Worker, Pruning Worker, Farm Worker, Meat Processing, etc. If your age is between 18 and 55 then you can work here. You can work as warehouse worker, housekeeper, cleaner and farm worker. You can apply even if your education is in 8th or 10th or 12th grade [NZ NCEA Level 1 - NCEA Level 3]. Both male and female candidates can apply for this visa. To apply for New Zealand seasonal visa, first you have to do a job application. Job application is shown on the screen. You can go inside and do job application. If you don't know how to do job application, you can contact me. I will give you all the numbers. We will apply for you and also make a professional CV and cover letter of New Zealand format. This is the first step: - First you have to do job application - After that CV is selected - After that company gives you sponsorship letter - After that you can apply for this visa The cost of this visa is between 18,000 to 20,000 which is $325 New Zealand Dollars and after processing time you can get one or two weeks visa. And friends Indian, Pakistan, Nepali and Bangladesh also can apply for this visa So i am showing you how you can apply for this visa so guys if you want to work on New Zealand's seasonal visa many people are confused about which country they can go to and which country they can't go to I am going to clear that too. This visa is a fixed length of stay, you can stay here for maximum 11 months and in some cases if your employer sponsor you for 1 year, then you can stay here for 1 year.... The processing time of required seasonal visa is 80% in 4 days and sometime in 1 or 2 weeks. Tis is the total process time if your age is between 18 years and 55 years. If you are physically fit and can lift maximum weight from 25 to 30 kgs, you can apply for this visa but you should have an offer letter from New Zealand. Through this letter you can apply for this visa and you will get the visa for only 20,000 rupees. You cannot bring your family with you for this visa you can only apply as an individual and you can work here. So one important thing here is that you can't change your employer or company. You have to work where you get a sponsorship...." Translated using Whisper AI Original Source: Copyright Authority: Fair Dealing
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson21,502 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
I used to be ashamed to be Maori because I was told: 1. My tribe fought with the British to suppress Maori 2. That we weren't equal, and Maori didn't cede sovereignty 3. That we were "ripped off" and our land was stolen from us Then, in my late 50s, I started researching my Maori history, and based on historically verifiable evidence, I discovered that: 1. We helped the Crown suppress tribes that were breaking the Treaty of Waitangi (The New Zealand Wars) 2. My ancestors, such as Wikiriwhi Matehonoa of Ngati Porou in 1860 who stated: "We are all under the sovereignty of the Queen" and later in 1922, Sir Apirana Ngata (another ancestor) reiterated British sovereignty 3. Then I discovered that more than 50% of New Zealand was sold prior to Te Tiriti but the sales were dodgy and reassessed after Te Tiriti for fairness As I investigated further, I discovered that, starting in 1975 with the Treaty of Waitangi Act, there was a coordinated effort by radical Maori activists in Academia and Government to subvert the meaning of Te Tiriti for their own gain. Professor Elizabeth Rata of University of Auckland calls these radicals the "Retribalists" and notes: "Retribalists in the past 40 years have reinterpreted, developed and interpretation of the Treaty so it can be used as a mechanism to make claims for economic resources and political power." Don't take my word for it. Read the Treaty for yourself and make up your own mind:
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson40,210 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
TVNZ Breakfast "gaslight" viewers After the PM decides not to do weekly interviews with TVNZ Breakfast, because of: 1. Inappropriate conduct by staff, not reciprocated to the leader of the opposition 2. Aggressive questioning, not seeking truth, but "gotchas" 2. Focusing on "speculation and rumour", instead of policies TVNZ Breakfast came back with this absurd video proclaiming 'We do not take this access for granted' and that they represent their viewers. "Yeah, right" Original source:
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson25,301 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
The truth about the India-NZ Free Trade Agreement This could force voters to abandon Labour and National at the next election. 1News didn't provide any valid counter-argument of why the India-NZ Free Trade Agreement isn't good for New Zealand. Both National and Labour are pushing it through without NZ First's support, but it could be the demise of both parties. Here's some things 1News didn't say about the deal that are detrimental to Kiwis: 1. Unbalanced dairy access: NZ fully opens its market, but major dairy products like milk, cheese and butter remain excluded or face high Indian tariffs. 2. Excessive immigration concessions: Grants significant work and student visas to Indians without caps, potentially impacting NZ jobs, services and significantly increasing the cost of housing for all Kiwis. 3. Unfair market deal: NZ offers broad tariff-free access to Indian goods while gaining limited reciprocal benefits. 4. Investment commitments: Requires NZ to invest billions in India, with risks of clawback if targets unmet. 5. Poor deal for farmers: Creates more competition for our farmers and could put them "out of business", like the influx of Chinese canned foods, that made it impossible for our local growers and manufacturers to compete, and is the real reason they closed down. This is not a good deal for Kiwis, farmers and local manufacturers. It benefits exporters, but the rest of us "pay the price". Who has enough influence to force National and Labour to push this through so fast without due diligence? Date: 2026-04-23 Source: 1News Reporter: Maiki Sherman Copyright Authority: Fair Dealing
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson22,051 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
How I'll celebrate Waitangi Day I'll be grateful my Maori ancestors signed Te Tiriti to: 1. Avoid a French invasion that was imminent 2. Retain ownership of their lands in an agreement with Queen Victoria 3. Provide laws to stop slavery and infanticide - more than 40% of Maori in the North Island were slaves to other Maori 4. Negate future tribal genocides because of access to muskets - like the Maori Musket Wars 5. Gain access to new technologies and trade to live better lives - Queen Victoria even lent money to Maori to start their own businesses There's a lot of disinformation that says false things about our Treaty. This Waitangi weekend, read the Treaty for yourself and make up your own mind:
NZ Media World20,792 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
Let Women Speak: 3 witnesses reveal media and police lied I'm publishing this video because I think it's important that Kiwi's hear the truth of what happened at the "Let Women Speak" riot in Auckland in 2023. For an entire month beforehand, our media posited that Posie Parker (Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull) as a Nazi racist and anti-trans activist, without any proof or validation - TV3 even falsified information in their report and then deleted it from the internet, but we caught them and provide the proof below. Our government were even looking to ban Kellie-Jay from entering our country until the Free Speech Union stepped in. What this video shows is the real experience of three women that were running the event and how it has impacted their lives. To get more insight, watch the video below that indisputably shows how the media and police suppressed information based on their ideological views and not New Zealand law and not for the betterment of Kiwis. X: YT: FB: The video included with this post was originally sourced and enhanced from: Follow LesbianResistanceNZ on X here: The majority of video used in the LesbianResistanceNZ and my NZMW video were source from
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson12,118 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
Sean Plunket: "You say women are trapped and people are getting hurt, and his response was?" Witness: "We're not here to protect you, that's not our job." In March 25, 2023, the "Let Women Speak" rally in Auckland was mobbed by violent protesters. This video examines the reporting bias of 1News, 3News and the purposeful inaction of police. Also attached is the response of an Official Information Act request I made asking why Sargent Sean Richardson stated those words and Police sent the attached response on July 12th, 2023.
NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson11,797 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
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