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Radio NZ wields a sharp axe

<i>Media:</i> TVNZ role in toddler case unsettling

TVNZ introduced <i>Sensing Murder</i> medium Deb Webber to the family of Aisling Symes just two days after the little girl had gone missing.

<i>Media</i>: Not a Good Morning for advertorials

<i>Media:</i> World Cup decider for TVNZ sports

Henry poised for bigger role at 7pm

TV One breakfast show host Paul Henry is poised to take a bigger role fronting <i>Close Up</i>.

Fire alarm disrupts Radio NZ

<i>Brian Gaynor</i>: Impact of Irish stoush may be felt Downunder

The donnybrook between Sir Anthony O'Reilly and Denis O'Brien could ultimately have implications for the ownership of APN and the <i>New Zealand Herald</i>.

<i>Media</i>: Taxpayers fork out for TV awards

Television New Zealand opted out of the Qantas Film and Television Awards because of the economy and because coverage of the event did not rate well last year.

Sandilands' fall latest sorry tale in world of shock jocks

Australian radio host 'in recess' after his on air questioning of a 14-year-old girl about her sexual history revealed she had been raped at 12.

Shock jocks suspended after radio stunt

Sydney radio DJs Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O have been taken off air after lie detector stunt that ended with a teenage girl breaking down and admitting she'd been raped.

Shock jock 'horrified' by teen's radio rape admission

Kyle Sandilands says the 14-year-old girl's on-air admission left him floundering.

Experts angry girl used as 'joke'

Radio stunt ends with teen's rape admission

George FM has power to compete

Pryor 'goes off' the air

I'm lucky to be alive, says veteran broadcaster