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Sky-high: Pay-TV firm confirms rugby rights, says it's on track despite 'challenged' economy

Sky TV shareholders are set to receive a 30c-per-share dividend this financial year.

Ex-MI6 boss calls for Andrew inquiry

Sir Alex Younger says UK must ‘pursue this until we have answers’.

'Things happen': Trump dismisses journalist's killing as $1.7t Saudi deal unveiled

Trump praised Mohammed bin Salman as 'incredible' on human rights.

Advertising shake-up: Kiwibank drops global agency for independent NZ firm

Decision comes on the eve of seismic advertising merger and Kiwibank's own big plans.

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.

Inside the 23,000 files linking Andrew, Epstein and Maxwell

Epstein told a reporter the photo of Andrew with Virginia Giuffre was real.

Police seek Trump ally Melissa Rein Lively after alleged racist attack in London

Melissa Rein Lively once sought to be Donald Trump’s White House spokeswoman.

Head injury led to Dame Jilly Cooper's death

She remained conscious when paramedics arrived but later died in hospital.

Journalist found dead with ominous note naming drug cartel

The note claimed Miguel Angel Beltran had been killed ‘for spreading false accusations’.

'Stealing': NBR wins settlement with law firm, fund managers over news website subscriptions

NBR says settlements set a precedent - and warning - over firms sharing paywall passwords.

Unauthorised Ardern book: Author opens up - 'I ended up liking her more but respecting her less'

David Cohen: 'She may have left the church, but the church never left her.'

'Immensely stressful': Motorway Patrol Good Samaritan's privacy complaint; Is soaring Sky ripe for acquisition?

Top ad agency's financial mess; Spark's split-car ad sent to advertising watchdog.

'No longer sustainable emotionally, financially': Kiwi lifestyle website to close

The closure of Ensemble follows troubled times at Metro and North & South.

Culture shock: RNZ host set to lose role amid cost cuts at public broadcaster

'Honestly, I thought RNZ was meant to be putting more into radio, not less.'

Audacious advertising raid: Independent agency poaches six stars from top creative firm

The move targets one of NZ's best creative agencies ahead of several Government tenders.

'Excited': NZME names senior Warehouse leader as new chief financial officer

Jo Hempstead will join NZME in January, replacing David Mackrell.