That, after 11 years New Zealands finest interviewer, Sean Plunket is looking for greener pastures.
This is very bad news for RNZ, who without their biggest draw card, has a thin line of talent except, for the elegant gentleman broadcasterGeoff Robinson.
Plunket is likely to find it pretty easy to find a good home on New Zealand's increasingly sophisticated media landscape.
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Perhaps the pies taste better elsewhere.
Well, it won't be Australia then.
When will someone have the balls to sell off/close down State Radio??
I find it disgusting that all taxpayers have to fund the radio listening habits of one (ok, two) particular niche audiences. National and Concert Radio should have to compete on a commercial footing like every other type of radio format in New Zealand.
Why should one "elite" group have a taxpayer-funded ad-free Classical Music station, while taxpayers who prefer to listen to retro/rock/dance/r&b music have to put up with ads and commercial promotions?
Sean has pulled out of the InternetNZ debate with the Pollies on TNVZ7 - at short notice. Maybe something to those rumours!
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