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Sean Plunket loses ERA case against Radio NZ
The ERA finds Radio NZ was within its right to stop Morning Report presenter Sean Plunket writing a column in Metro magazine.
Roll up, roll up - US newspaper seeks marijuana critic
A US newspaper wants a marijuana critic to review Colorado's hundreds of legalised cannabis dispensaries and their products.
Aide admits Obama team 'controlled' the media (+video)
One of Obama's aides has run into controversy by revealing the extent to which his campaign manipulated the media.
Plunket distressed by RNZ decision
RNZ host Sean Plunket tells ERA he was "distressed" at being told to find another job if he didn't like being prevented from writing for Metro.
Tatler magazine celebrates 300 years
Tatler magazine, which began as a publication to carry coffee house gossip during the turbulent reign of Queen Anne, will next week celebrate its 300th anniversary.
Critics vocal on Obama's peace prize
US President Barack Obama's recent Nobel Peace Prize has generated much praise as well consternation around the world.
TVNZ furious over Veitch rumours
TVNZ is fuming over reports questioning some of its executives' roles in the Tony Veitch saga and has reiterated its full confidence in them.
Man pleads guilty to Waiouru Army Museum medal theft
A man has pleaded guilty to the museum burglary that saw nine Victoria Crosses stolen in a smash-and-grab on December 2, 2007.
Loser wins in TV awards row
TV3's refusal to share 'complete' Qantas Awards film footage upsets TVNZ.
Shock winners at Qantas awards
Despite saying he was the best in the business, Paul Henry missed out on the best presenter gong at the Qantas Film and TV awards.