The Gisborne Herald is saying goodbye to long-time editor Jeremy Muir and has a new chief reporter.
Muir finishes work at the Herald today, ending a 140-year relationship between his family and the newspaper. This follows New Zealand Herald owner NZME acquiring full ownership of The Gisborne Herald from the Muir family in March this year.
New chief reporter James Pocock arrived at Th...
4 comments
No more community comment.
I guess I will have to try experimental rap.
We have never seen eye to eye but you are still one hell of a nice guy Jeremy.
I wish you and your family all the best.
I never thought that they would stoop to blanket censorship of everyone but there you go.
No news is good news as the saying goes.
The GDC and and the Greens will be jumping for joy but I will miss you.
All that digital setup came to no comment.
Well I'll be damned. LOL.
The paper won't even moderate free speech.
They've snookered it!
Footnote from Ed: Thanks Peter. Moderating comments on our website has been an interesting endeavour, often rewarding and challenging in equal measure. It does take a lot of time, and our journalists need to be focused on gathering information and reporting the news. Commenting will still be possible on selected stories on the NZ Herald website. Most importantly, readers are very welcome to send in letters or columns - and news tips - to editor@gisborneherald.co.nz
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