Lurid claims 'came from Princess Di', journo says of infamous 1995 interview
Martin Bashir hits back at claims he lied and cheated to get "interview of the century".
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New York Times: The Sun's early stories were based on illegally obtained info, PI says.
How are South Aucklanders staying informed about Covid-19?
$1.4m has been spent on advertising for "culturally and linguistically diverse" audiences.
'Nobody cares': Trump lashes out at critical WSJ article
Editorial details Republican Party's litany of electoral defeats under Trump's leadership.
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There is cause for cautious optimism in NZME's full-year result.
'Organisational failure' blamed for racist John Banks broadcast
John Banks and a caller had condemned "stone age Māori culture".
Kiwi journalist leaves job as executive editor of the Sun
Wootton was at the centre of Johnny Depp's defamation case against The Sun.
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Sky suspends anchor for Covid breach
Sky anchor suspended to spend "a period of reflection" after prohibited birthday bash.
Moana Maniapoto wins journalism acclaim
Maniapoto won the award for her interviews with Teina Pora and David Tamihere.
Jack Tame reveals what life is like in managed isolation
The broadcaster and Newstalk ZB host is back from the US and in MIQ.
'Has-been': Newspapers savage Trump's post-election tantrums
Donald Trump is notoriously sensitive to negative press. He may want to look away.
Why news networks called the US election for Biden
The news networks had to wait for one last state before confirming Biden the winner.
High-profile UK journo 'seriously unwell' with Covid complications
Martin Bashir, 57, is best known for his 1995 interview with Diana, Princess of Wales.
Screen with envy: The battle heating up in TV news land
What happens to television news once the Covid-19 bubble pops, Damien Venuto asks.
Inside story: NZ First SFO probe and its fight for election survival
NZ First came to Parliament care of a tangle with the SFO. Will it leave the same way?
Jason Walls: How criticism can be weaponised by the online mob
COMMENT: They are relentless, personal, highly persistent and most worryingly, organised.
Belarus crackdown: Foreign journalists deported, accreditation revoked
Belarus cracks down on media after weeks of huge protests against authoritarian president.
Former journalist and TV presenter Genevieve Westcott dies
Genevieve Westcott has been remembered as a trailblazer in journalism in New Zealand.
NZ Herald wins Website of the Year, Newspaper of the Year
The New Zealand Herald has dominated the annual Voyager Media Awards, winning the two biggest and highly contested titles - Website of the Year and Newspaper of the Year.
One Year On: A look back at best of Bay's premium journalism
A year after digital subscriptions launched we highlight some of our best premium content.
Jarrod Gilbert: High-quality information has never been more important
COMMENT: Sticking with mainstream media sources should be a must for all people.
Fake news and how to spot it
An election, two referenda and a pandemic mean a likely explosion of fake news.
Watch: It's here! The new NZ Herald app
Our sparkling new NZ Herald App has arrived. Here's all you need to know.
Govt talks over media deal encouraging, NZME says
Many hurdles yet to be overcome for NZME to buy Stuff.
Editorial: Why we are publishing today's story about Phil Goff's emails
EDITORIAL: The story raises important issues around the safety of email networks.
Hacked: Phil Goff's personal, confidential emails offered for sale
EXCLUSIVE: Police investigate claims 12 years of Mayor Phil Goff's emails have been taken.
Letters: Media must hold council to account
More than ever, it's important for us to continue to pay for the service of news.
The lost stories of reporters who their lost jobs
New York Times: These local newspaper journalists told the stories of their communities.
Audrey Young: Peters takes the driver's seat with media nod
COMMENT: Why Winston Peters changed his mind this week.
Editorial: Peters points to path for stronger fourth estate
NZ First backing for NZME's plan to buy Stuff reflects a desire for strong regional media.
Loose lips sink ships – why Prince Andrew's drowning in a self-made PR disaster
Never front the media unless you're ready and able to tell the truth, says PR expert.
Democracy boost in the North with journalism pilot scheme
Local government reporting in the North gets a lift with taxpayer-funded project.