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Top school shares private details of pupil who complained about now-disgraced teacher

The files included the girl's allegations and a copy of her 'safety plan'.

Sir Bob Jones columns: A sharp tongue and a sharper pen

OPINION: Sir Bob Jones didn’t pull punches. He threw them – with panache.

‘State-house boy from Naenae’ to property magnate: Sir Bob Jones' colourful, controversial life

He didn’t suffer fools, loved boxing, smoked a pipe and liked to buy buildings on corners.

Why Michelle Obama found raising teens in the spotlight so challenging

Michelle Obama said navigating their daughters' teen years was a 'nightmare'.

The newspaper written by youth that writes only happy stories

Writer and podcaster Mia Sutherland, 17, has been getting valuable experience.

'Critical juncture': TV sector wants public funding support to save reality shows; Three News' 'regret' over 6pm reports

Inside the executive shake-ups at multiple media firms; TV star's new rugby podcast.

'Arrogant wokester loser': Winston Peters blows up at RNZ host

The Deputy Prime Minister appeared to question the value of RNZ's public funding.

Joe Biden accused of editing himself into family Easter photo

Former president’s hand appears to be ‘floating’ behind one of his grandchildren.

Shihad go out on a high with stunning Taite Prize win

Rising star Indigenous electronic music producer Mokotron also took the top gong.

'Personal reasons': Director resigns from media company NZME's board

The resignation comes 48 days before a crucial annual shareholders meeting.

'Tabloid clickbait': Inside Philip Polkinghorne's stoush with TV doco makers

A journalist says there was 'nothing deceitful' about his approach to Polkinghorne.

Revealed: The news media outlets that Kiwis trust the most

Improvements for each outlet but the media industry still has a job to rebuild trust.

Inside the halls of power: Departing political ed on media, MPs, and those 1pm conferences; The Chase NZ snag

NZ Rugby TV rights battle heats up - a new broadcaster enters the fray.

'Cannot be trusted': White House on reporters using pronouns

Press secretary says she won't engage with reporters listing pronouns in emails.

'All over the map’: Jim Grenon hits back at shareholder in NZME board battle

Grenon says a lack of a public profile or social media footprint is not a character flaw.

‘Dangerous for NZME’s future’: Vocal investor pulls support for leader of board clean-out

NZME's board takeover looks increasingly likely to come down to an Australian fund's vote.