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How should the news industry cover Trump? Ten top journalists weigh in

Newsrooms are preparing for the complexities of Trump's second term.

Six media bosses, five questions: 'The grimmest, most intense and sad work we’ve ever done'

Media CEO: 'Advertising market has changed faster than any of us could have anticipated.'

Washington Post cartoonist resigns over rejected Trump cartoon

Ann Telnaes resigns after Post nixes Bezos-Trump cartoon.

The ad industry's biggest mistake? 'Assuming the rest of NZ is just like Auckland'

The bosses of NZME, Stuff, Are Media and three agencies answer five questions for 2025.

Jack Tame on being 'hated', his infamous Winston Peters interview and his old neighbour Wayne Brown

Jack Tame: 'I was really chuffed that what I do was recognised as journalism'

Job cuts, rat infestations, meth lollies: A look back at the biggest NZ news of 2024

A look back at the biggest headlines in NZ in 2024.

Panama Papers wash-up sees IRD net $13.5m

Taxman hauls in millions after international journalists' tax and trust exposés.

Five questions for '25: 'NZ media is on a knife-edge' - TVNZ, RNZ, The Spinoff leaders open up

Agency boss: 'NZ media market needs to reinvent itself'.

Glimmer of hope for NZME's Waikato community newspapers

The Taupō & Tūrangi Herald will continue in the new year – what about the rest?

Opinion: Disinformation campaigns are a public health risk – NZ has no effective strategy to deal with it

OPINION: Conspiracy theories are another major tool in the propaganda kit.

The event that triggered NZ’s busiest day on the internet

Plus: Our most data-hungry districts.

The advertising landscape is in for a seismic shake-up. Are NZ agencies and clients ready?

A global mega-merger is likely to have ramifications for the Kiwi advertising market.

Film awards strife: Sponsor's sick Liam Payne joke; TVNZ moves; Exclusive: News bill on hold

'Clusterf***': Anger amid AT advertising tender fallout; UK doco on missing NZ kids.

'Very disappointed': Govt puts digital news bill on hold, may follow hardline new Oz law

The Government has signalled a potentially harder line – but it will be delayed.

Stuff ‘consciously uncouples’ into two separate digital and print media businesses

Leaked emails and documents show that the media giant will soon break apart.

'Frustrating': NZ's biggest advertising tender canned - AT leaves outdoor firms in lurch

AT will start all over again in 2025 as 18 months of work goes by the wayside.

Massacre of journalists: 138 killed in Gaza since October 7, 2023

104 journalists killed in 2024, with over half in Gaza, says International Federation of Journalists.

Billionaires plan overhaul of US news groups as media confronts trust issue

Financial Times: Overhaul an effort to 'restore trust' in news.