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Matthew Theunissen

Matthew Theunissen

Verified

Producer, Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

Auckl, New Zeal

Final Covers

politics, infrastructure Auckland, welfare iwi., Māori AffairsCulture

Doesn’t Cover

I don’t cover Sports, Entertainment.

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Content

Total articles 553

  • Another file-sharing prosecution fails

    By Matthew Theunissen Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Photo / ThinkstockYet another failed file-sharing prosecution by the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand illustrates the importance of challenging the Government's newly introduced copyright regime, an internet watchdog says. The association (Rianz) brought a case to the Copyright Tribunal seeking $4675 from a person for allegedly file-sharing 11 songs.

    By Matthew Theunissen Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Jul. 13, 2024

  • Coromandel residents fear they are one underslip away from disaster

    By Amanda Bynes Placed, Matthew Theunissen Verified| The Waikato Times Verified Waka Kotahi is closely monitoring an underslip on State Highway 25 between Waihī and Whangamatā, which has residents concerned about losing their last practical way in or out. One of the major routes to the southern Coromandel towns, State Highway 25A is completely out of action, while travel north is for light vehicles only due to a major slip on SH25 at Hikuai. So the route south really is the region's lifeline.

    By Amanda Bynes Placed, Matthew Theunissen Verified · The Waikato Times

    Mar. 21, 2023

  • Another file-sharing prosecution fails

    By Matthew Theunissen Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Photo / ThinkstockYet another failed file-sharing prosecution by the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand illustrates the importance of challenging the Government's newly introduced copyright regime, an internet watchdog says. The association (Rianz) brought a case to the Copyright Tribunal seeking $4675 from a person for allegedly file-sharing 11 songs.

    By Matthew Theunissen Verified · New Zealand Herald

    Jul. 13, 2024

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Company Info

Radio New Zealand (RNZ)

Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand

+64 4-474 1999