We discuss issues surrounding the media with media critic Rachel Stewart, following an article in the Otago Daily Times expressing contempt towards the use of Māori language on the radio. 
Auckland girls Grammar teacher Rhonda Tibble and Te Kāea Producer Korōria Taumaunu also join us to further discuss the issues surrounding racism and freedom of speech.

KaweKōrero - Reporters, Series 2 Episode 193

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KaweKōrero - Reporters, Series 2 Episode 193

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