
Sean Plunket
Sean Plunket is a media personality and journalist associated with The Platform, continuing to advocate for changes in New Zealand's media landscape while partnering with Wayne Wright on their media initiatives.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Sean Plunket heavily criticised the BSA, claiming it poses a threat to The Platform and freedom of speech.
Media Insider: Sean Plunket and The Platform ‘going to war’ with Broadcasting Standards Authority after watchdog claims jurisdiction over online commentPlunket has had an eventful few weeks, including buying out a shareholding in The Platform venture.
Media Insider: Rugby betting complaint – Sky TV changes Israel Dagg promo; Is TVNZ closer to a sale?; Cartoonist’s financial support for The Platform; Top ad exec resignsSean Plunket called Eleanor Catton 'an ungrateful hua'.
From ‘pack a sad’ to ‘cuzzy’, the words and phrases that make us authentically KiwiSean Plunket conducted an interview where Nash made his controversial comments.
‘A distraction’: Stuart Nash dumped from US trade trip after crude commentsSean Plunket hosted the interview where Stuart Nash made his remarks.
Ex-MP Stuart Nash’s employer begins formal review into ‘deeply inappropriate’ remarks about womenSean Plunket takes 100% ownership of The Platform and has been vocal about the challenges in the media landscape.
Media Insider: Rich-lister Wayne Wright jnr exits The Platform, Sean Plunket takes 100% ownershipSean Plunket is involved in The Platform and has faced backlash for a controversial social media post.
Media Insider: Sean Plunket’s The Platform - Wright Family Trust ends start-up funding, multi-millionaire shareholder tells of new revenue mix, challengesSean Plunket's voice is featured in the film, questioning the value of te reo Māori.
Russell Brown: Marlon Williams’ music and doco provide comfort in a time of griefSean Plunket is a media personality who is partnering with Wayne Wright on a project.
Media Insider: NZME’s biggest shareholder backs billionaire Jim Grenon’s bid for board cleanout; Willie Jackson loses broadcasting portfolio in Labour reshufle






















































