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TVNZ reveals new 6pm news presenter to replace Simon Dallow

The veteran presenter will step down at the end of the month.

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.

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.

'Our business shows signs of recovery': NZME upgrades financial forecasts

'This momentum positions us well as we enter FY26,' the CEO says.

'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).

'Stealing': NBR wins settlement with law firm, fund managers over news website subscriptions

NBR says settlements set a precedent - and warning - over firms sharing paywall passwords.

Unauthorised Ardern book: Author opens up - 'I ended up liking her more but respecting her less'

David Cohen: 'She may have left the church, but the church never left her.'

'Immensely stressful': Motorway Patrol Good Samaritan's privacy complaint; Is soaring Sky ripe for acquisition?

Top ad agency's financial mess; Spark's split-car ad sent to advertising watchdog.

‘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?

Woody Allen’s moving farewell to Diane Keaton

The director said he never read reviews, trusting only Keaton’s opinion of his films.

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

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

'Insulted and belittled': Top journalist ejected from Pride festival v lesbian group tribunal hearing

Media allowed to cover long-running dispute at tribunal; why was this reporter barred?

Why the judge drew the line in Prince Harry’s fight with the Daily Mail

A full trial is set for January 2026, and Prince Harry is expected to testify.

'They need to get faster': RNZ Morning Report co-host steps down - who's in line for flagship?

A strong list of candidates gives new RNZ audio boss the chance to stamp a new direction.

Revealed: Surge in complaints upheld by TVNZ, CEO's bonus for cost targets; Pizza, cannabis don't mix – ad watchdog

Jodi O'Donnell leads TVNZ back to profit; Top screen industry CEO resigns, sounds warning.