NZPropriété et classification
Fondé: 2000
Propriété
Stuff est une société de médias privée néo-zélandaise contrôlée par Sinead Boucher, son PDG. En mai 2020, Boucher a acheté Stuff à sa société mère australienne Nine Entertainment (anciennement Fairfax Media) pour 1 NZ $ dans un rachat de gestion, renvoyant l'entreprise à la propriété néo-zélandaise; en 2021, elle a promis environ 10% de la société à une fiducie contrôlée par des représentants des employés.
Financement
Stuff est financé commercialement par la publicité numérique et imprimée, et de plus en plus par les revenus des lecteurs et les produits d'abonnement / premium, parfois complétés par des programmes de financement du journalisme d'intérêt public néo-zélandais.
Affiliation et orientation
Stuff est un éditeur privé, commercial, sans contrôle partiel, ecclésiastique ou gouvernemental, avec une orientation éditoriale de centre-gauche.
Orientation éditoriale
- Notre estimation
- Centre gauche
- Mesuré d’après la couverture
- Centresur la base de 314
81/100
Factualité
83/100
Objectivité
955
Articles
955
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Les plus couvertes
Les États-Unis et l'Iran s'entendent pour un cessez-le-feu et une reprise des pourparlers
L'Europe atteint les 40 degrés Celsius alors que la vague de chaleur menace l'industrie du tourisme et la faune
C'est quoi encore El Niño ?
Politique du pouvoir gris
Plus de 5000 adolescents échouent au test de mathématiques NCEA quatre fois ou plus
La première cérémonie Michelin de la Nouvelle-Zélande
Vingt-quatre arrestations, drogue, armes et espèces saisies dans une opération de police d'un an à travers l'île du Nord
Un mort après cinq surdoses de fantaisie dans des incidents distincts
Coupe de la fibre optique dans le centre d'Auckland
Couverture récente
L'Américaine a le maximum de temps de récupération à Wimbledon.
The article discusses the scheduling of the first-round doubles match at Wimbledon involving American tennis player Serena Williams and her sister Venus Williams against the Argentine-Colombian pair Solana Sierra and Camila Osorio. The match was initially scheduled for Thursday and Friday but has been postponed due to Serena's injury during her singles match. Tournament organizer Andy Murray (likely a misstatement, as Andy Murray is a British player, and the correct name might be someone like Ashley Barker or another official) stated they are giving Serena as much time as possible to recover. They ruled out postponing the match to later dates unless necessary for safety or tournament flow. The match is expected to take place on a larger court to accommodate the large crowd attracted by Serena and Venus, who are major stars. Serena returned to professional tennis after four years, but she lost her first singles match and injured her knee. She did not attend a press conference afterward due to health reasons and expressed her commitment to participating in the doubles event. Serena and Venus have won six doubles titles together, including a title in 2016.
Rusko znovu útočilo na Ukrajinu, Kyjev truchlí po masivním úderu
Selon les autorités ukrainiennes, au moins deux personnes ont été tuées et huit blessées dans des frappes aériennes russes sur la région de Sumy et Kryvyj Rih en Ukraine dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi. Cela fait suite à une attaque russe à grande échelle sur Kiev plus tôt dans la semaine qui a tué au moins 30 personnes et en a blessé environ 100 autres. En réponse aux attaques, l'Ukraine a mené des frappes de missiles sur Belgorod en Russie, provoquant un incendie dans une installation énergétique et tuant une femme, selon les médias russes. La frappe nocturne sur la ville de Romny dans la région de Sumy a frappé un immeuble résidentiel, tuant deux femmes et blessant un homme, a rapporté l'administrateur régional Oleh Hryhorov via Telegram. Sept autres personnes ont été blessées dans une frappe de missile sur Kryvyj Rih, selon l'administrateur militaire de la ville Oleksandr Vilkulov.
Venezuelan earthquake survivors search for missing pets in an unexpected place: McDonald's
The article highlights an unusual situation where Venezuelan earthquake survivors are searching for their missing pets at a McDonald's restaurant. This event reflects the challenges faced by individuals affected by natural disasters, who often turn to unconventional places in their search for lost companions. The focus is on the emotional impact of losing pets during crises and the resourcefulness of people in difficult circumstances. No specific political figures, policies, or controversies are mentioned.
As her 180-day mandate expires, Venezuela's acting leader defends quake response
The headline reports on Venezuela's acting leader defending their earthquake response as their 180-day mandate nears expiration. The focus is on the leadership's actions during a natural disaster and their justification for those actions. The article likely discusses the effectiveness of relief efforts, international reactions, and potential implications for governance. Since there is no body text provided, the summary is based solely on the headline.
3 men acquitted in killing of journalist shot while covering Northern Ireland protest
Three men were acquitted in the killing of a journalist who was shot while covering a protest in Northern Ireland. The case involved legal proceedings where the defendants were found not guilty of the crime. The incident highlights ongoing tensions related to journalism safety and the challenges faced by reporters covering politically sensitive issues. The verdict underscores the complexities of prosecuting violent crimes linked to protests.
Overcrowded bus plunges into ravine in southwest Pakistan, killing 40 passengers and injuring 8
A bus accident occurred in southwest Pakistan, resulting in the deaths of 40 passengers and injuries to 8 others. The incident involved an overcrowded bus that plunged into a ravine. Such accidents are not uncommon in regions with inadequate infrastructure and poor road safety measures. The event highlights ongoing concerns about transportation safety in the area.
Erdogan's warm ties with Trump offer Turkey an edge ahead of NATO summit
The headline suggests that Turkey's close relationship with former U.S. President Donald Trump could provide the country with an advantage during an upcoming NATO summit. However, without additional content from the article, it is unclear what specific aspects of this relationship are being emphasized or how it might influence the summit's outcomes.
Deaths surged 29% in France during week of record heat, health agency says
A report by a French health agency indicates that deaths increased by 29% during a week marked by record-breaking heat in France. This surge in mortality highlights concerns about the impact of extreme temperatures on public health, particularly among vulnerable populations such as the elderly and those with pre-existing medical conditions. The data underscores the potential dangers of prolonged exposure to high temperatures and raises questions about preparedness and response measures during heatwaves. Such findings contribute to ongoing discussions about climate change and its effects on human health.
Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
The headline mentions extreme heat conditions coinciding with the 250th anniversary celebrations of America, while also noting President Trump's visit to Mount Rushmore. The article appears to highlight both environmental concerns and a political event, though no detailed content is provided.
Rescue mission launches to save NASA telescope that's falling back to Earth
The headline suggests a rescue mission is underway to save a NASA telescope that is set to fall back to Earth. However, there is no additional information provided in the article text to confirm the details of this mission, the status of the telescope, or any official statements regarding such efforts. The claim appears speculative, as no further context or verified sources are available.
England fan who vanished on way to World Cup found watching matches in Spanish bars
An English football fan who went missing while traveling to the World Cup was discovered by authorities watching matches in Spanish bars. The incident highlights the challenges of tracking individuals during international travel and raises questions about safety and awareness for travelers.
Klopp 'signals willingness' to take over as Germany coach Nagelsmann resigns after World Cup failure
The headline suggests that Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp may be interested in taking over as the new head coach of the German national team, following the departure of Hansi Flick after the country's poor performance at the recent World Cup. The article implies a potential leadership change in German football, highlighting the impact of the World Cup results on coaching decisions.
Une personne grièvement blessée après la collision d'un véhicule avec un cheval à Canterbury
Une personne a été gravement blessée dans une collision impliquant un véhicule et un cheval à Canterbury, en Nouvelle-Zélande. L'incident souligne les dangers potentiels des accidents de la route impliquant du bétail, bien que des détails spécifiques sur les circonstances, tels que la cause de l'accident ou l'état de la personne blessée, n'aient pas été fournis dans le titre. De tels incidents sont relativement rares, mais soulèvent des inquiétudes sur la sécurité routière et la nécessité de prendre des mesures pour prévenir des événements similaires. L'événement souligne l'importance de la sensibilisation et de la prudence des conducteurs dans les zones où des animaux peuvent être présents.
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Sous-couvertes ou partiales
'I reflected': Hipkins’ overnight change of heart as Labour clarifies state housing policy
Les préoccupations soulevées par le remplacement du ministre de la direction du Conseil médical
