Professor Robert MacCulloch: Can TV One Sided News Stop Misleading the Public

Can TV One Sided News Stop Misleading the Public on Vital Matters of State affecting our economic futures

OneNews strikes again - breaking the law by reporting biased news when it has a statutory obligation not to do so. Time it's sold off or broken up. The "news" team aren't worth the celluloid their faces appear on. Today they're screaming the headline, "Aucklanders are sceptical of the Mayors Ambitious Plans". Mayor Len Brown wants to sell Auckland Council's small minority holding of 10% of publicly listed company, Auckland Airport Ltd, and lease the port's business operations. It's a no-brainer for most economists.

Point of Order: First big break in polling trends

Will inject fresh interest into looming general election

The first big break in polling trends has thrust itself on to the New Zealand political stage in the latest Talbot Mills sampling. For the first time National has moved ahead of Labour by five points or more, while Labour’s support has dipped five points to 31%.

The commentary released with the poll said that