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A viral video of a ‘delivery driver’ purportedly helping himself to food that he’s just placed on a customer’s doorstep has been exposed as a fake. Video / Leon Eldred

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NZME chair Steven Joyce on his radio history (and pranks); editorial independence and the future of OneRoof. Video / NZ Herald

The halfback played more than 220 matches for the Warriors in two stints with the club.

Steven Joyce and Grenon appointed to Herald owner's board and turn their focus inward.

The 50% sale of Stuff Digital comes as Trade Me is in a tense battle with OneRoof.

Shareholders come together to vote in media firm's new board, to be led by Steven Joyce.

A small town's media stoush; Costly PR conference - the PR response; PRINZ Awards winners.

Media Insider podcast: Minister's advice to RNZ - never lose sight of core radio business.

The media firm says it expects to secure new banking facilities by the end of June.

Stark reality: RNZ loses almost 200,000 listeners in past five years.

Sensible Sentencing Trust ads were misleading but ASA rejects harm and offence complaints.

Ted Lasso meets Drive to Survive in Auckland FC doco; Rock legend and a Kiwi ad campaign.

Government announces a boost for regional journalism; RNZ faces $18m cut over four years.

An academic calls out a lack of transparency in two areas.

Troy Bowker remains 'fully supportive' of Grenon as a 'major disruptor' at Herald owner.

TVNZ may yet join media firms in fighting injunction that was sought and won by Clark.

Auckland professor's final post accuses political parties of threatening his prospects.

Are we in for a C-bomb sequel at the Voyager Media Awards?; The Spinoff editor steps down.

PR boss: Anger over C-word has deflected legitimate criticism of Nats over pay equity.

Walls has been ZB political editor since January 2023.

'It allows me to focus on myself and the kids and figure out life without Allan.'

Untimely deaths of 3 respected NZ journalists; NZME set to take on Trade Me for car sales.

Barbara Chapman will step down as NZME chair; Grenon's three nominees withdrawn.

Osmium has yet to say who it might be backing for the NZME board roles.

It says Grenon's move and association with Caniwi did not exceed 20% of voting rights.

David Hasselhoff tells of love for NZ and joy of saved show despite Stripe Studios' debts.

Barbara Chapman: 'Focus of last few months has been on preserving editorial independence'.

A potential compromise is on the horizon in NZME's board battle.