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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.

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.

Jonathan Ayling: The individual is the smallest minority

OPINION: Speaking tour comes as the Law Commission seeks new gender identity protections.

Stephen Colbert says it’s ‘reasonable’ to think Late Show axing was political

The Late Show will continue airing until its planned May 2026 finale.

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.

'Game-changer': Sky TV wins rights for next four Olympics

Free-to-air Three to play key role in broadcasts from LA (2028) and Brisbane (2032).

6pm swansong: Simon Dallow set to step down from TVNZ newsreading role; Amazing Race in NZ - with All Black power

North & South magazine's battle; Opinion: BSA goes rogue - a deliberate strategy?

Diane Keaton’s family confirms cause of death at 79

The 79-year-old Academy Award winner passed away on October 11.

BSA v The Platform: 'They should all be sacked' - businessman says he will help fund legal action

BSA 'has made a serious error of judgment' in claiming jurisdiction over online platform.

Gehan Gunasekara: Chill on free speech extends across the entire world

A New Zealand academic says a US travel advisory warned of device searches.

'We're going to war': Broadcasting watchdog claims authority over The Platform; Sean Plunket hits out

Winston Peters says BSA position 'outrageous'; BSA says it's aware of ramifications.

‘Worrying in a modern democratic society’: TVNZ warns of chilling effect on NZ journalism

TVNZ appeals to "responsible journalism" defence, arguing it cleared that hurdle.

Ban lifted: TV ads can now be screened on Sunday mornings, Christmas Day

The Government celebrates support for media industry – will $6m a year make a difference?

'Bye x': Metro magazine loses fulltime staff, including editor

Editor's sad farewell to readers; publisher reveals future of 44-year-old magazine.