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Revealed: Sky TV lodges this new name, logos after buying Three for $1 - and explains why

Despite a new trademark application, Sky TV says it has no plans to scrap the Three brand.

Multi-millionaire stops funding Sean Plunket's The Platform – but there's more to the story

'As a business, it's walking a very fine line,' majority owner Wayne Wright jnr says.

'Too sexy': Kiwi reporter speaks out on Fox Sports snub, lashing 'boys' club'

Tiffany Salmond questions why her former employer won't hire her for the 2025 NRL season.

'I broke the rule of my grandfather': All Blacks' brother on 75 hours lost at sea

Nearly 20 years on Hewitt says his youthful arrogance contributed to his brush with death

World Press Photo Exhibition highlights power of photojournalism

The World Press Photo Exhibition opens in Auckland this weekend.

Revealed: Three's sea of red ink – $77.6m loss amid Newshub closure, other cuts

Sky TV has bought the company for $1 – can it turn it around?

Pay TV battle kicks off: TVNZ set to scoop World Cup rights; MetService trials app charges

TVNZ hits back in re-ignited screen war; Stuff printing site on the market.

'You're being annoying': Ryan Bridge and Winston Peters clash during tense interview

Ryan Bridge spoke to Peters about the plan for rehoming greyhounds after the ban.

Sudden exit: Radio host leaves mid-show due to family loss

Jade Robran left her show mid-air after receiving some tragic family news.

Trump denies urging Ukraine to target Moscow, opposes missile supply

Moscow statement was a question, not an encouragement, says White House.

Former Trump adviser defends Signal chats amid UN ambassador hearing

Mike Waltz discussed US military plans in a group chat that included a journalist.

'Game-changer': MediaWorks wins massive AT advertising contracts for buses, shelters, stations

The contracts have been valued as high as $350m over the next decade.

‘Everyone is dealing with something’: ‘J-Mo’ doesn’t leave out anything in new book

Mental as Anyone is part celebrity gossip-filled memoir and part mental health toolkit.

How an RNZ story about this city's weather went to two media watchdogs - with different outcomes

Media Council says original headline was an 'exaggeration'.

Broadcaster Melissa Chan-Green on how she bounced back from redundancy

"I was really wrapped up with what I was doing was who I was."

Bum's rush: Lotto's naked skier tops ad complaints - what watchdog says

RNZ ratings woes - big gun hired to review radio operation; Agency nabs big ad account.