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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.

'Never know': Journalist's disturbing emails from accused cop killer

Dezi Freeman is accused of killing two officers, prompting a massive police search.

‘I missed the story’: Jack Tame’s ‘humbling’ admission about Trump’s 2016 election win

'That election result fundamentally changed something in the way I go about my work.'

Journalists among dead in Gaza hospital strike

Reuters, AP, and Al Jazeera mourned their slain contributors.

'Game-changer': TVNZ to launch pay-TV with exclusive Football World Cup rights

State broadcaster will screen All Whites games free as it opens a new screen battleground.

'Widespread burnout': Many people have opinions of the media; here's how journalists and industry workers are feeling

A new survey of journalists reveals 'emotional exhaustion' amid 'sobering' results.

Journalists killed: Al Jazeera updates Israeli strike death toll

The attack on the journalists' tent in Gaza City provoked outrage.

Epstein files: Butler doubts suicide, calls for document release

Epstein allegedly turned down a job offer from President Donald Trump in 2016.

Traitors twist: Paul Henry pulls out; RNZ morning moves - mimicking Mike?; ANZ's media agency review

Council angers local agencies over creative contract; leadership moves at top ad firms.

Facebook's hidden sign: The Kiwi Marketplace founder with a powerful message for NZ business

'Tech companies are trained from birth to never be complacent because ... you die.'

'He was lying': How top politician gave green light to Rainbow Warrior bombing

French President Francois Mitterrand approved the secret operation, says journalist.

Revealed: Paul Henry's text to Govt minister over TVNZ board and The Chase host roles

Pre-eminent broadcaster sought approval to host game show.

IRD debt: Regional media firm calls in administrators; more than 20 jobs up in air

'It’s a s*** sandwich and there’s no butter,' says one source but there is, in fact, hope.