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'Global volatility': NZME reveals solid start to year for ad revenue – costs, CEO salary in spotlight at ASM

The matter of CEO succession was raised by an influential shareholder.

'Major milestone': Radio firm MediaWorks returns to profit as it looks for new owner

Media shake-up: Some of NZ's biggest music radio stations could soon be sold.

Prominent NZ broadcaster Duncan Garner appears in court for criminal charge

The ex-AM Show host could face up to three months' imprisonment if found guilty.

From Dunedin flat to the world: The ad agency that's looking AI in the eye and saying; 'yeah, nah'

Indie agency whose campaigns include porn stars at the door has a provocative AI position.

Trish Sherson: AI can mimic the news. It still depends on the real thing

OPINION: AI can remix, summarise and imitate but depends on others doing the work first.

FBI director Kash Patel denies he is threat to national security

The Atlantic report alleges Kash Patel drank heavily and missed key briefings.

I don’t regret gifting Nobel prize to Trump, says Venezuela’s Machado

Machado gave Trump her 2025 Nobel medal after his Caracas raid on Nicolas Maduro.

FBI director denies he is threat to national security

The Atlantic alleges Kash Patel's drinking left staff delaying key briefings.

Failed defamaton case: TVNZ signals it may pursue costs from funder and businessman Jim Grenon

A judge has today ruled that a formal process on costs now needs to take place.

'I'm tempted to scrap it': The biggest sign yet that the Broadcasting Standards Authority is doomed

Paul Goldsmith appears to be now siding with coalition partners.

'Enjoy the last few episodes': Good Sorts host confirms 6pm TVNZ segment coming to an end

‘Financial model for free-to-air TV doesn’t really work when everyone is on their phones.'

Top cop Chambers told Tom Phillips doco producer he’d ‘love to catch up’ before starting job

Police omitted the emails from an earlier document release and later apologised.

Sudden exit of three NZME bosses: Review finds two new issues, identifies 'more work to do'

Chair Steven Joyce and CEO Michael Boggs to staff: NZME 'wants to earn your confidence'.

NZME shareholding shake-up: Major shareholder on why it's sold almost a quarter of its stake in media firm

Australian fund explains its sell-down as Jim Grenon becomes NZME's biggest shareholder.

‘Not great’: TVNZ gang story fallout – internal emails reveal political editor, reporter’s reactions, PM office concerns

Maiki Sherman felt colleague's story lacked balance; reporter said it was not deliberate.

'Shabby': Top journalist, NZ on Air director wins payout over radio station email dismissal; BBC service in NZ to be axed

BSA faces the scrapheap; NZME workplace inquiry latest; Sam Neill's Wilderpeople tears.