r/Tauranga

Image 1 — Nearly 15% of working population on jobseekers, 80,000 above National's target as Coalition's job cuts, record biz failures & cost of living results in 220,000 Kiwis on jobseekers while ~160,000 so far  leave permanently. Their answer: cut benefits, cut youth off benefits & drive more into poverty
Image 2 — Nearly 15% of working population on jobseekers, 80,000 above National's target as Coalition's job cuts, record biz failures & cost of living results in 220,000 Kiwis on jobseekers while ~160,000 so far  leave permanently. Their answer: cut benefits, cut youth off benefits & drive more into poverty
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Nearly 15% of working population on jobseekers, 80,000 above National's target as Coalition's job cuts, record biz failures & cost of living results in 220,000 Kiwis on jobseekers while ~160,000 so far leave permanently. Their answer: cut benefits, cut youth off benefits & drive more into poverty

u/Mountain_Tui_Reload — 7 days ago

This is what New Zealand's biggest "news" organisation reports in our city

NZME owned media has 3 (maybe 4?) "reporters" who all they seem to do is:

a) talk trash about the council because they are friends with some nimby (like this article)

b) recycle the same "news" 2 weeks later in the SunLive or any other owned media

c) try to sell more ad space, specially for real estate agents in "OneRoof"

I find it very depressing that the last 9 years I've seen how the standards have been getting lower and lower with local media.

Maybe some one here has a different opinion but just wanted to air my recurring frustration and ask:

Does anyone know of a local independent reporter? Someone who interviews people on the street, goes to events, etc. Maybe has a Youtube channel or a substack?

PS. Not an ad but I started getting the newsletter from Neighbourly News (owned by Stuff). I'm much more pleased with that so far (more positive actual news and lots of community driven articles) It's very new so no idea if it will start getting bad soon as well.

u/maybeaddicted — 8 days ago

Fashion parade for new uniforms at Tauranga Girls' College, April 24th 1963 (Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries Photo gcc-2423).

u/Ted_Cashew — 9 days ago