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Harry drags William into Mail privacy court fight

The case is set for trial in January, with seven high-profile claimants involved.

Off air: RNZ cuts shows, roles and youth brand as part of slashed budget

'Tahi has not reached target audience to extent that would justify continuing to fund it.'

Bank on it: Top Kiwi marketer on a scary way to lure new customers - and talking the CFO's language

Westpac CMO: 'We definitely need to be seen as a growth engine and not a cost line.'

TVNZ shake-up: No-nonsense corporate dealmaker to be broadcaster's new chair

TVNZ is set for a major shake-up, with the appointment of Goldman Sachs' NZ boss as chair.

Former Act Party president Tim Jago loses appeal over sex abuse convictions

Tim Jago was convicted of abusing two boys in the 1990s.

Why Harry and King’s fragile peace may not hold

Details of the reunion, including exchanged gifts, later appeared in The Sun.

Man cleared over murder of BBC presenter charged with raping 14-year-old

Barry George faces charges over alleged attacks on a 14-year-old in 1987.

What to watch: 6 new shows to stream this weekend

Some haphazard spies, a new drama from Peaky Blinders' creator and sci-fi love story.

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.

'They've saved the day for us': Regional media firm, 20 jobs rescued by local identity

Firm owed more than $600,000 and most creditors will miss out - but jobs have been saved.

'Monster': Phillips children used as 'human shields', says Police Minister

'He's taken his children into abysmal conditions. You've seen the state of the camps'.

Police respond to Phillips documentary outrage after family backlash

Phillips’ family and the children’s mother have condemned the project publicly.