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Ad battle: Is Briscoes Lady on move? Tom Phillips injunction: Ex-TV journo v media; Unauthorised Ardern book cover

The rise of top lawyer Linda Clark; New F1 TV rights deal; Unauthorised Ardern book cover.

RNZ shake-up: Top commercial media boss appointed to public broadcaster's board

The appointment comes as the Government seeks a boost in RNZ audiences and trust levels.

The NY Times employs more journalists than NZ. 'News deserts' emerging in some small towns, cities, regions - thinktank

Discussion paper pinpoints some areas most at risk: 'We stand ... in encroaching sand.'

Britain's Lord Mandelson could be called in US probe into Epstein links

The US House committee has already lined up Ghislaine Maxwell as a witness.

'You’re hurting Australia right now': Trump tangles with ABC journalist

Minister Clare O’Neill defended John Lyons, saying tough questions are vital to democracy.

Trump to file $25b lawsuit against New York Times over defamation claims

Trump has recently sued multiple outlets, including Fox owner Rupert Murdoch.

Businessman Jim Grenon lifts investment in media firm NZME

Grenon's investment follows similar acquisitions from fellow board members.

'Cloth-eared clowns' - Sam Neill v RNZ; Sky TV wins Olympics; Tom Phillips doco registered for public rebate

Regional media firm saved by business identity; Big battle looms to be ANZ's ad agency.

NZ on Air-Film Commission merger plan scrapped; 'My phone blew up': Scammers target McRoberts

RNZ plans to ditch youth brand; Sunday TV ad ban latest; A new Spinoff editor.

Gregor Paul: The Kiwi who got inside Rassie's head

The Springboks coach v the Kiwi reporter: the most ridiculous story in world rugby.

'A great ride': Rich-lister exits The Platform; Sean Plunket takes 100% ownership

Plunket expresses 'gratitude to the Wright family for what they have done for journalism'.

'Saint Sinead' loses love: Angry Stuff journalists target CEO; RNZ boss on Morning Report's location

NZME has 'a bit to prove', says leading analyst, following publisher's half-year results.

Remarkable TVNZ turnaround: From a big loss to profit - and a dividend for taxpayers

'Very proud' - TVNZ profit follows $41.2m cost-cutting, including loss of shows.

Stuff journalists strike, calling pay offers 'insulting'.

Stuff journalists are striking, accusing the company of "hypocrisy" over "insulting" pay offers. Video / Dean Purcell

'Disgraceful': Angry Stuff staff strike over 'insulting' pay offer after firm's 'secret' Trade Me payday

More than 140 journalists walk off the job: 'The hypocrisy is staggering.'

Analysis: Why justice for slain journalists remains elusive

In 2009, 32 journalists were killed in Maguindanao, and now it's happening in Gaza.