New Zealand Truth
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The New Zealand Truth is a tabloid newspaper published weekly in New Zealand. It started as the Auckland Truth in 1887.[1][2]
Described as "scandal mongering" and "scurrilious", it has employed well-known New Zealand authors, e.g. Robin Hyde in 1928.[3]
It includes publication of a page 3 girl. When divorces were processed in public courts (from 1982 they were processed in the Family Court), some of the more salacious divorces were reported on page 5.
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- ^ "New Zealand and Pacific Newspapers and Magazines (University of Auckland newspaper holdings on microfilm)". http://www.library.auckland.ac.nz/subjects/anthro/nzpnews&mags.htm.
- ^ Te Reo Newsletter. 10. New Zealand Society of Genealogists. February 2003. p. 10. http://rcyachts.net/maori/TE%20REO%20FEBRUARY%202003.pdf.
- ^ "Robin Hyde (Iris Wilkinson), 1906–1939". New Zealand Electronic Text Centre. Victoria University of Wellington. 2007. http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-Whi071Kota-t1-g1-t11.html#name-122775-mention.
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