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Chaos, comedy and chips: Inside the media and business mind of Leigh Hart

Leigh Hart opens up in this week's Media Insider podcast.

'Real story coming': Unauthorised Ardern book – who’s behind it and who’s been interviewed

About 120 people, including ZB's Mike Hosking and Heather du Plessis-Allan, interviewed.

Radio legal war brewing: AM stations imperilled under RNZ plan to replace 2 masts with 1

Landmark towers to be demolished: Sport, Pacific, Māori AM radio services under threat.

Hungry 'food deliverer' at doorstep - fake video dupes Stuff; Big ad industry moves, exits

Heather du Plessis-Allan's big night at Radio Awards; TVNZ drops award-winning series.

Newstalk ZB wins station of the year for 5th straight year; Heather du Plessis-Allan named broadcaster of the year

Mike Hosking, Marcus Lush, Stacey Morrison among those honoured in night of celebrations.

Will Stuff staff share in CEO's big payday? NZME's new chair opens up

Sinead Boucher on her staff trust scheme; Steven Joyce's focus as NZME refreshes board.

Senior aide resigns amid allegations of secret recordings with sex workers

The Prime Minister's office learned of the issue only after a media inquiry.

Chilled out: Inside the NZME shareholders' meeting as agitator Jim Grenon fronts up

Steven Joyce and Grenon appointed to Herald owner's board and turn their focus inward.

NZME board shake-up: Joyce, Grenon secure key positions

Shareholders voted 93.61% for Joyce and 86.17% for Grenon as new board members.

These parody billboards attacked the Greens – why they've fallen foul of advertising rules

Sensible Sentencing Trust ads were misleading but ASA rejects harm and offence complaints.

Bruce Cotterill: Standards in Parliament have hit rock bottom

Recent incidents highlight a decline in standards, both in Parliament and the media.

Breakfast battle: Hosking v Barnett ratings and Bridge is back; RNZ cuts: What's in line?

Ted Lasso meets Drive to Survive in Auckland FC doco; Rock legend and a Kiwi ad campaign.

RNZ funding slashed, minister wants stronger audience reach, trust levels

Government announces a boost for regional journalism; RNZ faces $18m cut over four years.

Outspoken NZME shareholder sells out of media firm; Jim Grenon lifts stake to 13%

Troy Bowker remains 'fully supportive' of Grenon as a 'major disruptor' at Herald owner.

Tech Insider: The Kiwis most likely to support an U16 social media ban; lawyer's AI horror story

Plus: The 'Google tax' dies a quiet death.

Lawyer Linda Clark takes leave from TVNZ board over former top cop's media injunction

TVNZ may yet join media firms in fighting injunction that was sought and won by Clark.

From missionary to Pope: Leo XIV's journey to the Vatican

Thousands, including US Vice-President JD Vance, will attend Pope Leo's inauguration.

Herald on Sunday wins top honours at awards; NZME journalists recognised

NZME snares crown for the second year in a row.