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Tenants may be disclosing more than they need to, Whangārei councillors hold stance on fluoridation and the BSA welcomes consultation to media changes. Video / NZ Herald
Lifestyle Magazine Group has $70,000 deficit, NZ Life & Leisure magazine continues with new owner
Printer Webstar is owed $67,000, trade creditors $28,000; the total owed is $95,000.
Sports Illustrated had an AI experiment gone wrong
Computer-generated writers ... writing computer-generated stories?
Audrey Young: Winston Peters’ bad behaviour overshadowing Luxon, Seymour
OPINION: He should be happy, but it is as though Winston Peters needs an enemy.
Govt considered Google tax to help struggling media companies
Legislation for a model, similar to one operating in Australia, heads to Parliament soon.
H&A Print celebrates 100-year anniversary
To mark the occasion, the business held tours through their printing factory.
Hugh Grant to bring phone-hacking claim against The Sun
Hugh Grant is not the only celebrity looking to take the tabloid to court.
'Incredibly disturbing': Anti-media sentiment among protesters cause for concern, experts say
Reporters have been abused and threatened at the anti-mandate protests.
Local Focus: New owner for popular book store
Patrick's Bookshop changes hands. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Talkback show's racist rant: New MediaWorks boss in damage control
New chief executive says controversial shock jock is banished from the airwaves for good.
Herald Premium subscribers to get more top-quality journalism in magazine deal with publisher of Listener, Woman's Weekly
NZME and magazine publisher Are Media have inked a content-sharing deal.
Pandemic papers: Ministers ignored Treasury warning about $50m media package
Treasury advised against cutting Kordia transmission fees. The Government ignored it.
Focus Live: Government unveils $50m support package for media
The Government has unveiled a $50 million package to help the media industry which has seen advertising revenues plummet due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Grammys CEO hits back after losing her job
Ousted Grammys CEO claims she was forced out after reporting harassment.
Guardian staff in battle over work terms
The Guardian's deep cost-cutting drive is causing British staff working in the US operation to return home.
Editorial: Media regime must keep regulation voluntary
Editorial: The Law Commission's final suggestions for media regulation were tabled in Parliament yesterday and they are a good deal better than its proposal of 15 months ago.
Media: TV3 in same boat as Nine
Debt-for-equity deal along lines that is keeping Channel 9 on air in Oz is looking more likely for MediaWorks in NZ, writes John Drinnan.
Law Commission looks to crack down on cyber-bullies
The Law Commission wants to review the laws around cyber-bullying. Here it sets out its options.
Dominion Post, Press cancelled after computer problems
The boss of major newspaper group Fairfax Media has apologised to readers after a computer fault...
The A to Z of hacking scandal
Editors, reporters, politicians, police officers ... all are involved as a media empire's shame is exposed.