From New Zealand David Campbell reports on the missing Fisher and Paykel fridges – lost to the oceans they’ve been easier to spot than the Malaysian Airline jet.
Richard Kazimer talks about changes to campaign fund ruling in the US – basically, wealthy individuals can donate as much as they like to their chosen party, so long as they don’t ask for favours in return. That would never happen, surely? Also, that Heartbleed loophole in online secure certificates – apparently, the US spy agency knew about it two years ago, but forgot to tell anyone.
Finally Brian Haverty talks about Resurrection, the Channel 7 TV series that’s actually a remake of a far superior French show. He says it’s worth watching and warns you not to be dismissive of shows with subtitles. Perhaps we could do that – the first radio show with subtitles.
30
Apr
2014
Porn, Haradine, Heartbleed and Fishing for Paykel
This week Balls Radio salutes the life of Senator Haradine, the Tasmanian independent who campaigned fiercely against porn and other things that involved having a good time. We also look to Canada, where porn is more acceptable so long as it meets the 35% local content quota. We ask what are the ingredients for a good Canadian porn movie?
Media
Write a comment...