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The Commune: Sex, drugs – and a guru called Bert - Vimarsana News

The Commune: Sex, drugs – and a guru called Bert

A documentary podcast about the notorious free-love commune, Centrepoint.

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The Backstory: Crisis conditions show the news media's value - Vimarsana News

The Backstory: Crisis conditions show the news media's value

The news media has demonstrated it’s not just good in a crisis - it’s vital.

The Backstory: How we fight the fire of misinformation - Vimarsana News

The Backstory: How we fight the fire of misinformation

Misinformation is a cancer of the social media era - so pernicious and pervasive it’s been deemed an infodemic. Covid-19 vaccination misinformation is particularly malignant. If you haven’t fallen victim to it personally, chances are some of your loved ones have. At Stuff, we’ve dedicated a team of journalists to countering misinformation with trustworthy, accurate, verified information about the vaccines. (Keep reading and I’ll explain how and why it’s trustworthy.) The result is The Whole Truth: Covid-19 Vaccination, a special project in partnership with Māori Television and t...

Stuff gets NZ On Air funding for environmental, opera and pandemic reporting - Vimarsana News

Stuff gets NZ On Air funding for environmental, opera and pandemic reporting

Unruly would give Kiwis “full behind-the-scenes access” to NZ Opera. StuffMe Too editor and columnist Alison Mau was fronting the six-part series, which received $142,000 in funding. “This production is a big gamble for NZ Opera, and it's that controversy - innovation vs tradition - that makes it so interesting to follow,” Crewdson said. The “unruly family” made global headlines in January 2019, as they gallivanted across the country – leaving behind rubbish and coming to the attention of police. LAWRENCE SMITH Alison Mau will host a new show following NZ Opera’s production ...