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Scoop's Top Three
Scoop's Top Three
The three most read items on The Scoop yesterday were:
One: Backch@t's Media Bias Survey
Yesterday's survey by Backch@t may have been as Bill Ralston said "an anecdotal snap-shot in time" but it does make for interesting reading. It may also say as much about those who were asked the questions as it does the subject itself.
See http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL9907/S00040.htm
Two: Soapbox Column: Anatomy of a car crash
It was a typical mid-winter's day in the northern South Island, I suppose: a heavy frost overnight, and a cold morning, sunny with a few specks of cloud. And the westernmost part of State Highway 63 is a typical South Island highway -- winding its way around…
See http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL9907/S00039.htm
Three: Speech: Kevin Roberts - Future of NZ
No one ever told us we couldn't do it, eh. Schools and the future of New Zealand.
See:
http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/GE9907/S00037.htm
Binoy Kampmark: Trump, AUKUS And Australia’s Dim Servitors
Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - The Wrong Answer To A Question That Does Not Exist
Martin LeFevre - Meditations: Perception, Conception And Beauty
Alastair Thompson: On The Publication Of The First NCQG Text 'New Collective Quantified Goal On Climate Finance'
Ramzy Baroud: A Nation In Denial - Why Israel’s Defeat Is Imminent
Richard S. Ehrlich: Trump's Victory, Authoritarians & Trade Warriors