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New era : New Zealand media watchdog to disregard complaints about use of te reo Māori

A decision by New Zealand’s broadcasting watchdog to no longer engage with complaints about the use of Māori language has been celebrated as cementing “a new era of broadcasting in Aotearoa”. The Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) said on Wednesday it had “drawn a line” under the use of te reo in broadcasts after receiving a fivefold increase in inquiries since June last year. Two from 27 had resulted in formal complaints. The most recent.

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New era : New Zealand media watchdog to disregard complaints about use of te reo Māori

New era : New Zealand media watchdog to disregard complaints about use of te reo Māori
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New zealandJohn banksZealand heraldMichael bassettLeonie haydenBroadcasting standards authorityMidday reportNew zealand heraldMagic talkபுதியது ஜீலாந்துஜான் வங்கிகள்ஜீலாந்து ஹெரால்ட்மைக்கேல் பாசெட்லியோனி ஹைடன்ஒளிபரப்பு தரநிலைகள் அதிகாரம்மதியம் அறிக்கை

New era : New Zealand media watchdog to disregard complaints about use of te reo Māori

New era : New Zealand media watchdog to disregard complaints about use of te reo Māori
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Speaking te reo Māori on-air not a breach of standards

Speaking te reo Māori on-air not a breach of standards - BSA Newshub 8/03/2021 Jamie Ensor © Getty. The BSA has received five times as many enquiries about the language s use than a year ago. New Zealand s Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA) is making it crystal clear that speaking te reo Māori on-air is not a breach of standards. Since June last year, the BSA says it has received 27 enquiries about the language s use, with two resulting in formal complaints against broadcasters. That s five times as many as in the same period the year before. With te reo Māori being an official language of Aotearoa and protected by law, the BSA says its use is not a breach of standards.

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BSA signals end to te reo Māori complaints

Using te reo Māori on air is not in breach of the country's broadcasting standards and the BSA is saying that's the end of the matter, refusing to hear further complaints on it.

New zealandGlen scanlonBroadcasting standards authorityMinistry for cultureRadio new zealandPublic radioCurrent affairsபுதியது ஜீலாந்துக்ளென் ஸ்கேன்லான்ஒளிபரப்பு தரநிலைகள் அதிகாரம்அமைச்சகம் க்கு கலாச்சாரம்வானொலி புதியது ஜீலாந்துபொது வானொலிதற்போதைய வாழ்க்கைத்தொழில்கள்