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Stuff to close Wellington newspaper print plant, 30 jobs up in air

The building owner didn't want Stuff as a tenant – Stuff says it was making its own plans.

TVNZ defamation case: Five key takeouts - including Peter Williams' testimony and destroyed notes

Will NZME shareholder Jim Grenon have to help pay costs in 'weirdest trial of the year'?

Australia’s public broadcaster hit by staff walkout

More than 2000 ABC staff walked off the job for 24 hours on Wednesday.

'A stunning life, well-lived': NZ broadcasting legend dies

Catherine Saunders was a regular Beauty and the Beast panelist and hosted her own shows.

Iran is the first war of the social media age. It’s an information black box

Media battlefield coverage of the war has been restricted on several fronts.

Judge dismisses Julian Batchelor defamation case against TVNZ

Batchelor sued TVNZ and academic Dr Sanjana Hattotuwa for a 2023 1News website article.

Abrupt departure: Sky TV loses another top executive – former TV3 boss to leave business

Juliet Peterson moved across from Warner Bros Discovery when Sky acquired Three for $1.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: None of the allegations against Hipkins are valuable to voters

Opinion: Why voters should be wary of taking sides in Hipkins' ugly divorce saga.

UK Labour MP resigns whip after husband's China spy allegations arrest

Joani Reid says she is not under police investigation and denies any wrongdoing.

'Defining year': TVNZ delivers profit, dividend but warns of loss ahead with major pay-TV upgrade

Revenues down 12% for six months but state broadcaster says it's had better start to year.

Bias check: TVNZ can keep report secret; CEO steps in over 6pm crime story; Brodie Kane on podcast break-up

TVNZ's financial results: CEO on Tova, football World Cup; The journos turning to memoirs.

Iran warns people who defy internet blackout

People using VPNs to get online are receiving warnings of court action.

'Napalm Girl' photographer sues Netflix over film that calls him a fraud

New York Times: Nick Ut is suing Netflix in France for criminal defamation over the film.

6pm TV news story fallout: TVNZ chair's phone call with Broadcasting Minister

Paul Goldsmith confirms Sunday conversation – days before a second, positive story.

Rubio: Israel led US into war with Iran

Maga allies like Megyn Kelly accused Trump of making Americans die for Israel.

'Real coup': Herald, BusinessDesk editorial changes and a new NZME editorial advisory board leader

Miriyana Alexander returns to newsroom, former PM chief press secretary heads EAB.