There are growing concerns that misinformation and unfounded claims are leading to the spread of anti-Māori views and muddying constructive debate. 👉

The true spreaders of misinformation have a 6pm news show and are paid by the government to promote government policy.

Any criticism of co governance is labelled racism 🤦🏼‍♂️

A rundown of Donald Trump’s biggest campaign promises and whether he has or hasn’t delivered.

Does your station have a soul? Any credibility left?

1News complaining about someone else's "misinformation" is rich. Without misinformation your 6pm bulletin would be 55 minutes of silence.

@1NewsNZ IS the disinformation. NZ Ministry of Propaganda.

People who don't want to tread the undemocratic path to a situatiom where 16% of the population have a veto as well as a 50% of the vote around every committee only by virtue of their race are not "anti-Maori" but rather pro- fair representative democracy.

It’s clear the reporter has moved from reporting to activism. Too close to the subject?

If you don’t take people with you there’s an inevitable backlash. Labour have introduced he puapua without electoral mandate or due process, this should have been subject to a referendum and introduced with full accompanying information.

According to the media, misinformation is any facts that make Maori look bad.

Hey, they're right. My family is from Taranaki and most of the aunties don't even bother with the $1.50 they get each month or whatever the hell it is. Then they want to renovate the Marae and are asking us all to donate. God only knows who is taking all the money