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Biodiversity HiveMind Progress Report
Scoop and PEP are pleased to publish this progress report on our Biodiversity HiveMind before it closes on 22 September 2019. The Biodiversity HiveMind is one way of taking part in the DOC-led public consultation on proposals for a new New Zealand Biodiversity ... → Read More
20 Years of the Scoop Information Ecosystem
Scoop celebrates its 20th anniversary this month. Scoop.co.nz is now the longest continuous running digital-only, free, public-facing news website in NZ. Founded in June 1999 - Scoop is slightly older than Stuff and slightly younger that the NZ ... → Read More
Learnings From CJR Analysis of Post-ChCh Media
US Media Watchdog Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) has recently published a report titled: 'What we learned from analyzing thousands of stories on the Christchurch shooting' → Read More
Journalism Has a Problem
Much has been written of late about the ‘problems’ of the Journalism industry and in particular the impacts of consolidation and layoffs on local news coverage. However, I would propose that to the extent that Journalism does in fact have a problem, ... → Read More
Why We Care about Scoop, and Why We Think You Should
Why We Care about Scoop, and Why We Think You Should By Scoop Co-Editor Joseph Cederwall → Read More
Fair Enough? - Tax HiveMind Midpoint Update
Join our HiveMind exploration on this important issue: Fair enough? How should New Zealanders be taxed → Read More
HiveMind Report: Medical Cannabis In Aotearoa
Medical Cannabis is a complex and often polarising issue. However, it was highly encouraging that there were some very strong areas of consensus among the 133 participants in this HiveMind exploration. It appears that a clear majority of respondents to ... → Read More
HiveMind Report – A Universal Basic Income for Aotearoa NZ
UBI is a complicated issue. There were a wide range of opinions and views represented in this HiveMind discussion and it appears there is still uncertainty regarding certain aspects of UBI policy. However, it was encouraging that there were some clear points ... → Read More
Medical Cannabis - Co-creating a Policy for Aotearoa
Welcome to the fourth and final HiveMind for Scoop’s Opening the Election campaign for 2017. This HiveMind explores the question: what would a fair, humane and safe Medical Cannabis policy look like for Aotearoa, NZ in 2018? → Read More
HiveMind: Universal Basic Income
In collaboration with Basic Income New Zealand, Scoop invites you to participate in the third Opening the Election HiveMind exploration for 2017 on Universal Basic Income. → Read More
What New Zealanders Think About Affordable Housing
Scoop Media and Public Engagement Projects (PEP) are pleased to report findings from the HiveMind project on affordable housing. → Read More
Freshwater HiveMind Enters Week 2 – New Statements Added
After only one week we have already had almost 60 people take part in our HiveMind consultation on the issue of freshwater quality in NZ . The participants have cast a total of 1663 votes on existing statements and suggested a number of new statements ... → Read More
Opening the Election HiveMind: Freshwater Quality
Welcome to Scoop’s second Opening the Election HiveMind exploration for 2017 “How can we ensure we have healthy and sustainable water in New Zealand now and in the future?” → Read More
Making housing affordable – let’s crack it
Making housing affordable – let’s crack it. Welcome to our second interactive HiveMind exploration on the topic of housing affordability. This is an opportunity for you to think about and share your perspectives on this issue and what, if anything, ... → Read More