Three owner posts $5.5m loss for full year
MediaWorks has narrowed its losses from last year.
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Homophobic attack: Man admits assault on reporter
The 20-year-old was motivated by his 'religious views' to attack the reporter.
Newshub shake-up: Don't restructure, 'just break some stories'
A dramatic restructure will be unveiled to staff today.
Outrage at radio competition giving away real rabbit
More FM competition "Bunny Bingo" had a real rabbit prize for guessing where it would poo.
Media Council says poll results need to be monitored
The comments come from a poll which was published by Newshub last year.
Continuous Disclosure: MediaWorks CFO jumps ship, Tip Top sale progresses
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'Complete dysfunction': The decline and now death of RadioLive
The one man who was integral to RadioLive simply wouldn't stay put.
Listen: RadioLive host attacks MediaWorks bosses, rebukes Paul Henry
Mitch Harris blames TV people who know nothing about radio making bad decisions.
MediaWorks narrows loss as Three stabilises
Broadcaster improves results, and looks to refinance, following years of TV turmoil.
TVNZ and Sky: From bidding war to lobbying together
Aside from a few jokes onstage, the chief execs avoided the Rugby World Cup rights topic.
MediaWorks counters Aussie report saying Oaktree poised to sell business
This adds to speculation that Oaktree is looking to exit the local media business.
Newshub's brief ratings lead after fire cuts 1 News
Newshub valiantly held onto older viewers but lost to TVNZ in the overall ratings.
John Drinnan: Maori news unit to boost te reo?
Sources say a new operation could service a variety of news outlets.
The Rock fined over 'voyeuristic' interview
Mediaworks has been fined by the BSA over a breach of privacy in an interview on The Rock.
Schools: Westside driving student exodus
West Auckland principals say TV3's Westside is driving students out of local schools.
Dame Julie Christie leaving MediaWorks
Dame Julie Christie is stepping down from the MediaWorks board.
Reality TV queen now a Dame
Julie Christie has been made a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
MediaWorks puts line under Weldon era
Broadcaster signals improvements after accounts show widening losses and generous bonuses.
The Bachelor NZ: Meet the girls' mums
Winning over mothers may be The Bachelor's toughest test.
'Flip a coin': Fleur's cheeky comeback
Fleur posts cheeky response to Bachelor's claim she won through coin toss.
Jono and Ben's parody goes viral
They are far from feminists, but Jono and Ben's parody of BBC dad being interrupted during an interview has hit the spot.
Mediaworks pays up after inaccuracy
Mediaworks has paid a Hastings woman "a confidential sum" of damages for a broadcast it aired about her five years ago.
Apology 5 years after Campbell Live show
TV3 has said sorry five years after secretly filming woman in inaccurate story for now-cancelled Campbell Live.
Media merger: Facebook cited
New Zealand's media landscape is "massively changing", the Commerce Commission's public conference into the proposed merger of NZME and Fairfax has heard.
Heather du Plessis-Allan told to leave
Popular Story host fails to appear on last night's show after telling newspaper her schedule left her 'exhausted'.
Radio survey: Henry can't touch Hosking
Paul Henry's radio ratings have flat lined, with the broadcaster gaining just 900 new listeners and remaining firmly behind Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking Breakfast.
Duncan Garner opens up on Story axing
"There is lots of meetings here today. People's livelihoods are at stake. A lot of people are doing it quite hard," Garner said.
Story out, Guy Williams in?
Mediaworks has axed its flagship current affairs programme Story just over a year after its debut.
Duncan Garner: A man of enormous ambition
The man tipped to take over Paul Henry's breakfast spot says he's the same on and off the camera.
Jay-Jay Harvey cancels book tour
Radio host Jay-Jay Harvey has cancelled her book tour. The Edge radio host took to Facebook to say that she is "not yet ready to face the world".
Paul Henry's 'career kamikaze act'
Former MediaWorks news chief says controversial breakfast host is 'over doing the hard yards'.
Henry quitting breakfast show and TV3
Paul Henry will leave MediaWorks at the end of the year, according to sources.
New player in NZ streaming battle
A business claiming it is "backed up" by MediaWorks is taking on Sky and entering the streaming box market.
MediaWorks does Vevo deal - gets offshore ad stream
MediaWorks has an exclusive deal with Vevo that allows them to sell advertising around video content that globally attracts 18.7 billion views.