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Ex-Breakfast host given payout; TVNZ wins early legal battle

'I can imagine people being outraged that TVNZ signed a deal with me.'

How the world reacted to te Hīkoi mō te Tiriti

And how international media are framing the Treaty Principles Bill debate.

Top-selling French daily Ouest-France stops posting on X

The paper says it won't return until X becomes a 'regulated space that respects people'.

Substack’s great, big, messy political experiment

NY Times: Newsletter start-up betting on political content. But profits remain elusive.

Long-running NZ current affairs magazine stops press

North & South is pausing its print version to focus on its digital presence.

Aussie broadcaster arrested for alleged indecent assaults on young men

The former long-time talkback host has been accused of preying on young men.

The Onion to acquire Infowars out of bankruptcy

Financial Times: Satirical website wins auction for media business.

TV sports hosts in jobs shake-up; TVNZ senior exec joins hīkoi; Podcast blooper – 8yo snags PM

NZME's drastic newspaper cuts as Govt dithers on new legislation; Top PR firm sold.

NZME reporters win business journalism awards

Matt Nippert and Cécile Meier both won business journalism awards.

Email angst: TVNZ staff start learning fate - 'this will knock the wind out of people'

Broadcaster's big cuts: Email invites to be sent to affected workers by 11am Wednesday.

Washington Post faces Trump complaint for alleged Kamala Harris bias

Trump campaign files formal complaint alleging newspaper paid to boost negative articles.

Kim Hill's new gig, NZ media bosses on US endorsement palaver, popular parenting podcast ends

Kiwi Media bosses weigh in on US papers' endorsement woes.

Muir family urges community support for vital archival relocation effort

Company director Michael Muir says 'they need a home' as archives face uncertain future.

Media Insider: TV personality's cocaine, organised crime charges

The TV star has name suppression and has been granted bail.

It's Personal with Anika Moa - the RNZ podcast episode featuring former Minister Kiri Allan

Former Minister Kiri Allan talks to musician Anika Moa in a podcast RNZ didn't want you to hear. Video / RNZ

Revealed: The Kiri Allan, Anika Moa podcast RNZ refused to air

The podcast was released to the Herald under the Official Information Act.

'Dire' shortages, burnout fears: Stuff staff hit out as fresh cuts loom

Worker frustrations boil over at Stuff as more staff face job cuts.

MediaWorks confirms plan to disestablish some roles in attempt to 'evolve' to market

Some staff have been given just 72 hours to provide feedback.