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Topic · social

Political-Transparency

215 posts · 15,083 engagement · first seen 20 Feb 2015 · last seen 6 Jun 2026

The Prime Minister's decision to cancel his TVNZ Breakfast appearances and file a formal complaint against the Parliamentary Press Gallery reflects growing tensions between the government and media, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and public trust.

Platform mix

Where the conversation is happening. Engagement is volume-weighted (likes + 2×shares + 3×replies); a small number of high-impact posts can outrank a high-volume but low-engagement platform.

  • reddit
    20 posts · 4,058 engagement
    4,058
  • twitter
    30 posts · 3,929 engagement
    3,929
  • youtube
    112 posts · 1,205 engagement
    1,205
  • facebook
    2 posts · 516 engagement
    516

Top posts by engagement

The most-engaged posts referencing this topic. Engagement is likes + 2×shares + 3×replies; the order matches the digest ranking on /social.