Fiji regime's Kiwi lawyer accuses Radio NZ, journalist of 'bias'
Press, The, March, 2008 by EATON, Dan
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A Kiwi lawyer working for Fiji's regime has issued a formal complaint against Radio New Zealand and a Fairfax journalist, saying their coverage of the country is "deeply biased".
Fiji Solicitor-General Chris Pryde, a Christchurch lawyer appointed to the top role last year, made the written complaint to the New Zealand Press Council.
It referred to a March 7 interview by Nine to Noon host Kathryn Ryan with Fairfax Media's Pacific affairs correspondent, Michael Field.
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The Press Council said yesterday that it had forwarded Pryde's letter to the Broadcasting Standards Authority (BSA). ...
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