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<i>John Roughan</i>: Salacious news of little merit

Let me give you some advice ...

The proliferation of household focused magazines has brought housekeeping professionalism to the fore.

Swedish royal family hit by fresh Nazi allegations

Sweden's royal family has been rocked by a new scandal.

The Big Picture

Taxpayers have paid $500m-plus to subsidise big-budget movie makers. Is it money well spent, asks Karyn Scherer.

<i>Media</i>: Town Hall Telly on drawing board

<i>Mark Irving :</i> It's got to be relevant to get in the door

In the hugely competitive NZ retail sector you have to offer some deal to get people in the door.

Telegraph plans web charge

Branson takes on Murdoch's <i>Daily</i> with iPad magazine

<i>Simon Power</i>: Human rights balanced with police powers

Royal wedding books set to hit shelves

The hype over the publication of a royal wedding biography nearly matches the fervour accompanying the event itself.

Fairfax links print, online units

The war on words 2.0

The best-selling author of <i>The Tipping Point</i> has enraged social network users by dismissing their impact on real issues. It is, Tim Adams writes, just the latest salvo in an argument set to run and run.

APN upbeat on earnings

<i>Paul Norris:</i> We need to know what the future holds for TVNZ

<i>Wendyl Nissen</i>: No, but did you know that ...

<i>Cartoon</i>: Another royal wedding

Paul Henry's pricey gifts to himself

Sacked TVNZ broadcaster Paul Henry is set to go on a million dollar-plus spending spree.