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The oft repeated predictions of the demise of newspapers are ill founded, says a local publisher.

Emotional radio debut for Aisling's father

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Despite her carefully cultivated "woman of the people" image, Oprah Winfrey takes a dim view of any outsider impertinent enough to wonder what makes her tick.

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<i>Michele Hewitson Interview:</i> Duncan Garner

TV3 political editor Duncan Garner not only likes to ask the questions, he's mastered the art of not answering questions from politicians.

Tea with the terrorist: inside bin Laden's lair

A Pakistani newspaper editor who twice interviewed Osama bin Laden explains why he believes the world's most wanted man is still alive.

North Korea attacks media tours

Voice from the grave pins hit on Adams

<i>Editorial:</i> The church needs to be true to itself

UK papers gives Labour the flick

Tributes flow for renowned Kiwi photojournalist

Margaret Moth came to prominence after being almost killed when she was shot in the face covering the war in Sarajevo.

Injured newsman hoping for plain sailing