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‘I missed the story’: Jack Tame’s ‘humbling’ admission about Trump’s 2016 election win

'That election result fundamentally changed something in the way I go about my work.'

'Game-changer': TVNZ to launch pay-TV with exclusive Football World Cup rights

State broadcaster will screen All Whites games free as it opens a new screen battleground.

'Quiet greatness': Rachel Smalley says NZ 'feels tired' – but that can change

Smalley thinks Kiwis need to remember who we are and start walking in the same direction.

'Hurtful', 'distressing': RNZ staff fume over scathing review; Sky inks new rugby deal

Hugh Grant praises NZ journo's work; Stripe saga - boss' ex-home for sale.

Gaza and the Government: How to 'grow a spine' – Simon Wilson

OPINION: Even the horrors of war haven't stopped the Act tail wagging the Government dog.

Mother reveals new intelligence on missing journalist Austin Tice

The documents revealed details about Austin Tice's captivity in Syria.

Savage review: Who can save RNZ ratings and CEO's legacy? Air NZ safety video up in the (AI) air

Inside the scathing RNZ review; Battle lines drawn at Stuff as journos eye strike action.

Melania Trump threatens $1.7b lawsuit over Hunter Biden’s Epstein claims

Her lawyers called Biden's statements false and defamatory in a legal letter.

British MP launches AI clone to manage 6000+ messages

Sewards released an AI version of himself to manage his constituent messages.

Facebook's hidden sign: The Kiwi Marketplace founder with a powerful message for NZ business

'Tech companies are trained from birth to never be complacent because ... you die.'

Revealed: Paul Henry's text to Govt minister over TVNZ board and The Chase host roles

Pre-eminent broadcaster sought approval to host game show.

IRD debt: Regional media firm calls in administrators; more than 20 jobs up in air

'It’s a s*** sandwich and there’s no butter,' says one source but there is, in fact, hope.

Education Minister Erica Stanford defends ‘hasty’ six-week consultation period for NCEA upheaval

The upheaval will see the decades-old NCEA scheme abolished completely.

Former Australian journo Ben McCormack charged with more than 60 child abuse material offences

He allegedly transmitted audio files from April to November last year.

Taxpayers help save popular reality TV shows; TVNZ board member Paul Henry set to host Three show

NZ on Air agrees to funding of The Traitors and Celebrity Treasure Island for first time.

Washington Post: Global fact-checking faces challenges as Meta, Google scale back efforts

OPINION: Fact-checkers say political fact-checking is in retreat globally.