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Media Insider: Tom Phillips Netflix doco – police may ban footage; Matthew Hooton’s speech to Stuff staff; RNZ’s flash new offices

Media Insider: Tom Phillips Netflix doco – police may ban footage; Matthew Hooton’s speech to Stuff staff; RNZ’s flash new offices
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New Zealand police are reviewing their involvement in a Netflix documentary about the late fugitive Tom Phillips, following concerns over editorial control and preferential access. The controversy includes allegations that police provided documentary makers with information before the fugitive's family was notified.

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The case raises ethical questions regarding police transparency, media access to crime scenes, and the commercialization of criminal investigations.

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