Coverage of the Games is beating the 2016 Rio Olympics shown by rival broadcaster Sky TV.

PM says there's little to be gained by forcing RNZ chair to hand over voicemail.

Commonwealth Games is no excuse for TVNZ decision to drop regular content.

Curran says fallout from meeting with Carol Hirschfeld unlikely to affect RNZ funding.

Carol Hirschfeld has quit RNZ after controversial meeting with the Broadcasting Minister.

This adds to speculation that Oaktree is looking to exit the local media business.

Comment: You're allowed to be infuriated and exasperated. But we don't need a petition.

Newsboy will put the edge back into New Zealand current affairs, writes Calum Henderson.

Morning of farce as BBC reports some of the cuts to stars' wages - and then retracts them.

Maori language effort is well-meant, but RNZ needs to sell it to listeners.

TVNZ has lost a Press Council complaint about a Weekend Herald story.

Don't expect free-to-air televised sport any time soon under the new coalition government.

Govt isn't requiring state broadcaster to provide public broadcasting.

Broadband provider will close its Manila call centre and re-establish it in Auckland.

TVNZ CEO Kevin Kenrick received a pay rise of more than $200,000 despite profit plunge.

In honour of his 80th birthday, we look back at some of Brian Edwards' memorable moments.

Labour plan for movie-making employment law will heal old wounds, says Minister.

Tamati Coffey has floated the idea of legislating targets.

Pressure on NZ On Air means no money for long-running public service programmes.

Kevin Kenrick says you don't need to be a broadcasting veteran to influence TVNZ's future.

"Hope everyone remembers to put a top on before going out to vote," Plunket wrote.

COMMENT: TVNZ says news and current affairs better left to Canon Media Awards.

COMMENT: Labour Party wants RNZ to move into free-to-air TV, but at what cost?

NZ On Air funding will support new website for young viewers.

COMMENT: Calling newsreading an 'artistic pursuit' might be a bit rich.

TVNZ says it is happy with the cast of its morning show.

Film festival attracts a big crowd, despite the temptations of the small screen.

John Drinnan writes the zagzigger.com site. He receives a free Sky TV service.

Lloyd Scott will leave the state broadcaster in August.

Veteran leaving late-night programme, as Radio NZ puts more focus on Auckland.