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New twist in radio battle

Sean Plunket admits to media gig

Chairs to die with a squeak

Finally, NewstalkZB is going to do something about that repetitive, irritating noise coming across the airwaves.

Broadcaster faces gag order over sex offenders

Campaign to name sex offenders will go on despite court's decision, say supporters.

MPs climbing on the talkback hustings

Peter Cavanagh: On the contrary, Willie, Maori content is expanding

Willie Jackson: National Radio a 'disgrace' over Maori issues

Paul Henry is back and calling the shots

No govt loan to media company - Joyce

Struggling media company MediaWorks is up-to-date with its broadcasting licence payments and has not received a bail-out loan from the Government, Communications Minister Steven Joyce says.

Your $43m lifeline to TV3 owner

The Government has thrown a lifeline to ailing private media company MediaWorks, which owns TV3, Four, and about half New Zealand's commercial radio stations.

On a mission for marriage

Kiwi blokes are shipping in mail-order brides, new research suggests, because well-educated New Zealand women turn up their noses at their male counterparts.

Win a wife contest stays, with a name change

A radio station's controversial 'win a wife' competition is going ahead - with a tongue-in-cheek name change - despite allegations it devalues marriage and violates human dignity.

Announcement due on controversial 'win a wife' contest

Ukrainians offended by 'win a wife' competition

A radio promotion offering the chance to win a 'hot' wife from Ukraine has offended New Zealand immigrants from the eastern European country.

Companies asked to pull ads over 'Win a wife' competition

A Facebook group aiming stop a controversial "win a wife" radio competition is asking companies to pull advertising from the station.

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