'You're entitled to your opinion but you're wrong' – chief censor defends Wicked Campers decision
Former politician Rodney Hide and chief censor Andrew Jack go head-to-head on NBR Radio. With special feature audio.
New Zealand’s chief censor has defended claims he is "unfit for office" after banning several Wicked campervans and labelling them objectionable.
Another Wicked campervan was banned by the Office of Film and Literature Classification this week that features a depiction of a Japanese sexual act
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Chelsea Armitage
Thu, 19 May 2016
Thu, 19 May 2016
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'You're entitled to your opinion but you're wrong' – chief censor defends Wicked Campers decision
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