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Pulotu Tupe Solomon-Tanoa'I discusses the implications of abolishing the Broadcasting Standards Authority with host Dane Giraud.

Pulotu Tupe Solomon-Tanoa'I served four years on the Broadcasting Standards Authority. With the BSA now set to be abolished by the Coalition Government following the Sean Plunket / The Platform jurisdictional decision, she sits down with FSU Council member Dane Giraud for an open exchange on what the BSA actually does, where free speech and protection from harm collide, and whether scrapping the body off the back of a single controversial ruling was good process. It's a genuinely civil disag...

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