For most New Zealanders, political violence has always been something that happens in another country. Now, as we embark upon an election campaign, it's a clear and present danger in Aotearoa.
For most New Zealanders, political violence is something that happens in other countries. But now, in an a election year, it's a clear and present danger.
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In 2023, mis- and disinformation is rampant on the internet.
It inspires threats and violence. And it casts a dark shadow over our coming election.
But what do we really know about what motivates the people be...
What does the misinformation problem look and sound like? And how big of a deal is it in Aotearoa, really?
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For people drawn in by seemingly benign mis or dis-information, things can escalate quickly with conspiracy theories and violent rhetoric.
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Two people share their stories about being a part of the networks of mis- and disinformation. How they got there, what they found, and what frightens them most now.
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The people who live with, love - and sometimes fear - the angriest voices in the disinformation community.
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Yes, there really are reasons to believe society will not be overwhelmed by misinformation.
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How to spot misinformation - and some ideas for dealing with it.
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Has misinformation infected mainstream politics in New Zealand? And if it has, what would that mean for our democracy?
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How the 2023 election campaign is being shaped by the surge in misinformation.
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