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Eight journalists are being sought to work as local democracy reporters across NZ.
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Angry fans are making it clear they much prefer William and Kate to the Sussexes.
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A man is appearing in Christchurch District Court charged with murder.
Grace Millane murder accused keeps name suppression
The man accused of killing the British backpacker will keep his name hidden... for now.
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Media Council says poll results need to be monitored
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The man accused of Grace Millane's murder has had a hard time keeping his name secret.
Lawyers: Ongoing suppression breaches in Grace Millane case endanger trial
'The publicity about the accused undermines the prospect of finding an impartial jury.'
Grace case and Google: NZ's name suppression laws a 'nonsense': MP
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Herald wins court fight to name man who robbed car crash victim
A District Court judge "failed" to take into account relevant factors in the case: ruling.
Herald challenges judge's decision for 'callous' offender
High Court judge to consider if District Court judge erred by drawing on experiences.
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Simon Wilson on Warwick Roger: A storyteller's devotion to good journalism
COMMENT: A tribute to Warwick Roger, founding editor of Metro, who died last week.
Metro magazine founder Warwick Roger dies
Warwick Roger helped found Metro magazine in 1981 and was its editor for 13 years.
He robbed a woman seriously injured in a car crash – but a judge won't let us name him
The judge permanently suppressed the name of a thief who robbed a crash victim.
Sir Bob's remarks used against him
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Hate v free speech: Whose rights come first?
The debate over what constitutes hate speech has been fervent in recent months.
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Media boss acquitted of indecent assaults
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Hosking: End game - Fairfax is a company in trouble
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