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Broadcaster Melissa Chan-Green on how she bounced back from redundancy

"I was really wrapped up with what I was doing was who I was."

TVNZ news in the spotlight: Independent review will check for balance, bias

Former Australian news boss will lead trust review; TVNZ forecasts $48.5m loss in 2026.

‘Needs to grow ... a bigger set of balls': BSA rejects complaint about Ryan Bridge's PM comment

A listener said the phrase was vulgar and disrespectful to the Prime Minister's office.

How Kiwis might still watch the Women's Euros despite broadcast hurdles

TVNZ, Sky Sport and Warner Bros Discovery did not pursue the broadcast rights.

Minnesota manhunt ends: Suspect in lawmaker's murder captured

Police captured Vance Boelter, 57, ending a two-day manhunt in Minnesota.

UK teens face two-hour cap on social media

Teens could be blocked from social media after 10pm and during school.

Channel 10 axes The Project, plans new current affairs show

A new current affairs show with a new format is reportedly set for release.

NPR sues Donald Trump to block order ending its federal funding

NPR sued Trump to block his order ending federal funding for NPR and PBS.

Gregor Paul: How broadcasters fuel the F-bomb industry in rugby

OPINION: Collins' incident led to more in-game interviews seeking raw player reactions.