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BBC chair rejects Trump lawsuit over doctored speech

The row follows resignations of Tim Davie and Deborah Turness.

More than 100 hurt, 20 arrested in violent Mexico City protest

Police used tear gas after masked demonstrators tore down palace barriers.

'Groupthink self-interest': Chambers lays into former top cops as recruits graduate

The Police Commissioner has described this week as 'appalling' and a 'kick in the guts'.

BBC apologises to Trump over edited Jan 6 documentary

BBC chair Samir Shah sent a personal apology letter to the White House.

BBC probes second Trump speech edit amid $1b legal threat

Trump’s lawyers have threatened a US$1 billion lawsuit unless he is compensated.

Breakfast upheaval: Why Jenny-May's time is up; BBC fallout: TVNZ defends Trump speech edit

Sales for unauthorised Jacinda Ardern book; How the media unpicked Jevon McSkimming case.

Do government shutdowns ever work?

Democrats dropped their demand to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits.

Starmer urges BBC to uphold standards amid Trump row

The BBC’s director-general quit on Sunday after misleading edit.

Incentive scheme boosted to attract more big films, TV shows to New Zealand

NZ competes fiercely with the likes of Australia and UK to draw productions to our shores.

BBC host breached impartiality over ‘pregnant people’ remark

Broadcaster says Martine Croxall expressed ‘controversial view about trans people’.

Week-ends with Jack: Tame to host 6pm news on Fridays, Saturdays

Jack Tame will continue to host Q+A on Sundays and his Newstalk ZB show on Saturdays.

‘How dare you’: Seth Meyers mocks Trump’s catapult obsession in monologue

TV host hits back and jokes the President is the one obsessed with aircraft catapults.

‘Can’t wait to get back’: Guyon Espiner's new role at RNZ

The veteran journalist will lead the weekday current affairs show from 2026.

Wrong guy: Top UK paper pulls story after Kiwi reporter's email gaffe; Ad agency faces the axe

All Blacks peel back curtain for US media ahead of big payday; NZR CEO's swipe at Foster.

'Censorship': Craccum editor locked out of website

Craccum Magazine managing editor Lewis Creed alleges 'censorship' after being locked out of website following story about student union boss pay. Video / Cameron Pitney

Auckland Uni mag row: editors locked out after reporting student association boss $156k pay deal

Two Craccum editors have been locked out of the magazine's website after a complaint.