Scoop

Scoop

Scoop.co.nz is a standalone news platform that attracts over 500,000 visitors each month. Unlike many sites, Scoop prioritizes significant political and local news over sensational content. The journalists at Scoop pride themselves on their independence, and the site mainly relies on subscription and licensing income for support. With a real-time breaking news press release feed and an extensive 18-year archive, Scoop offers a vital resource for New Zealand's civil society, ensuring that all citizens have access to essential information needed for their involvement in the democratic process.

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  • 2 weeks ago | scoop.co.nz

    Israel is currently carrying out a genocide in Palestine, and the New Zealand Government has failed to take meaningful action to pressure Israel to comply with international law, despite the people of NZ repeatedly calling for it.

  • 2 weeks ago | scoop.co.nz | Richard D. Wolff

    By Richard D. WolffAfter the end of World War II,the U.S. employer class—the capitalists—facedoverlapping threats, both domestic and foreign. On thedomestic side, a coalition of the Congress of IndustrialOrganizations (CIO), two socialist parties, and a communistparty had grown large and powerful during the 1930s GreatDepression. Together, they pushed hard and successfully fordomestic policies collectively known as the NewDeal.

  • 3 weeks ago | scoop.co.nz

    The 'Welcome' campaign strategically targets winter visitors by showcasing the insider experiences that make Taupō both an exceptional place to live and visit.

  • 3 weeks ago | scoop.co.nz | Damon Orion

    By Damon OrionBefore 1996, the FederalCommunications Commission (FCC) restricted U.S. corporationsfrom owning more than 40 radio stations. TheTelecommunications Act of 1996 eliminated these curbs,enabling single corporate entities to own unlimitedstations. At that point, listeners “said goodbye toregionality and creativity and hello to bland, homogenizedprogramming,” filmmaker Brendan Toller noted in his2008 documentary I Need ThatRecord!Corporate networks continue todominate the airwaves.

  • 3 weeks ago | scoop.co.nz | Sonali Kolhatkar

    By Sonali KolhatkarPresident Donald Trump hastapped a former board member of the private mail deliverycorporation FedEx to be the next United States PostmasterGeneral. DavidSteiner’s appointment as head of the public serviceagency is a signal that Trump is going to take another stabat something he tried and failed to do during his firstterm: privatise the postal service.