
Exclusive: RNZ's turbulent year - CEO speaks out on editing 'crisis' and a new focus
'We are quite a news-heavy organisation. Broadening our content mix has to happen.'
'We are quite a news-heavy organisation. Broadening our content mix has to happen.'
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'I’ve never had any allegations put to me that I’ve had to deal with on a staffing front'.
At least 36 re-edited stories have now been identified during an RNZ review.
Inquiry looked at three allegations around the presenter's behaviour.
Fresh edits come after staffer stood down amid investigation into 'pro-Kremlin' reports.
The former Radio with Pictures star has resigned to focus on writing.
'No one has tapped me on the shoulder and told me I’d done anything wrong.'
One employee has already been placed on leave and an investigation is underway.
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The broadcaster has been slapped with the "Government-funded media" tag on the platform.
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RNZ will get $25.7m in new funding, half to run a new platform.
The Ministry for Culture and Heritage claims the money wasn't wasted on consultants.
Dunlop said in her final broadcast she had been passed over for the 'top job'.
Dunlop had earlier been tipped as a potential morning report co-host.