Police restructure considers new ways to 'control their narrative ' in 'depleted media landscape'

rnz.co.nz·Sam Sherwood
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This article reports on a proposed police restructuring of its media team, emphasizing a shift toward using internal communication platforms to share information directly with the public. It highlights the police's argument that this change responds to a weakened media environment and aims to deliver more accurate, timely messaging, while not including critical perspectives on the risks of reduced press independence or historical issues with state-controlled narratives.

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