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Opinion: The problem with Willie Jackson's finger-wagging on TVNZ-RNZ merger

The TVNZ and RNZ merger roared to life this week.

Ardern, Luxon, Seymour: NZ business elite rank politicians

What does the business elite think of New Zealand's politicians?

Newstalk ZB and Hosking number one again; The Hits, Hauraki, Flava, Gold gain listeners

Newstalk ZB remains number one – and Hosking reaches the largest breakfast audience.

Opinion: Can a small country like NZ really do anything about climate change?

What role can New Zealand play in fighting climate change?

Netflix vs TVNZ vs Three: Are we watching the death of Kiwi TV?

Kiwis are streaming their favourite shows online and spending less time on linear TV.

Te wiki o te reo Māori: What businesses are doing

Businesses have big plans to go even further this year - kōrero nui.

TVNZ profit drops $51m as operating costs surge

Content costs increased 33 per cent as production picked after years of delays.

Damien Venuto: Why TVNZ news boss couldn't survive Santamaria fiasco

OPINION: TVNZ news boss Paul Yurisich had little choice but to fall on his sword.

Paul Catmur: Free speech? Why it's foolish (and expensive) to talk politics on LinkedIn

You wouldn't post your political views on your CV.

Leo Molloy's antics a lesson in why you should be careful what you don't vote for

OPINION: You can't complain about an elected official if you didn't bother casing a vote.

Why the golden age of streaming entertainment might be over

New York Times: We probably won't like what happens next.

'She fake-resigned and got a promotion': How job counter-offers inflate wages

'Horse trading' for staff has become common across industries.

Newstalk ZB, Mike Hosking untouchable at the top of radio ratings pile

Newstalk ZB remains resolute at the top of the pile.

Paul Catmur: The Geoff Ross outrage is just a storm in a sheep dip

Take it from someone who worked with Ross. He knows what he's doing, writes Paul Catmur.

Wall Street Journal banished from Budget lockups after embargo breach

Wall Street Journal banned from Wellington Budget lockups after hotspot slip-up.