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The matter of CEO succession was raised by an influential shareholder.

Media shake-up: Some of NZ's biggest music radio stations could soon be sold.

Indie agency whose campaigns include porn stars at the door has a provocative AI position.

A complainant who took issue with Māori tikanga 'mumbo jumbo' comment has doubled down.

Judge orders removal of news story over attacker’s ‘emotional distress’; Hosking on BSA.

As AI 'slop' dominates social media feeds, news media are rebuilding public trust.

John Campbell debuts as Morning Report host; Rachel Smalley with PM on media round.

Morning Report host John Campbell on 'too-woke' criticism; ex-judge on media regulation.

A judge has today ruled that a formal process on costs now needs to take place.

Paul Goldsmith appears to be now siding with coalition partners.

‘Financial model for free-to-air TV doesn’t really work when everyone is on their phones.'

Chair Steven Joyce and CEO Michael Boggs to staff: NZME 'wants to earn your confidence'.

Australian fund explains its sell-down as Jim Grenon becomes NZME's biggest shareholder.

Maiki Sherman felt colleague's story lacked balance; reporter said it was not deliberate.

BSA faces the scrapheap; NZME workplace inquiry latest; Sam Neill's Wilderpeople tears.

Commissioner wanted to end production crew's access in weeks after Phillips was shot.

NZ First leader says BSA should be abolished following move of 'breathtaking audacity'.

'Pressing pause': Hadyn Jones' Good Sorts screens at the end of the Sunday night news.

Jim Grenon becomes NZME's biggest shareholder; Are Media CEO quits; PR agency rebrands.

Phil O'Sullivan will finish at TVNZ on April 24.

The building owner didn't want Stuff as a tenant – Stuff says it was making its own plans.

Will NZME shareholder Jim Grenon have to help pay costs in 'weirdest trial of the year'?

Catherine Saunders was a regular Beauty and the Beast panelist and hosted her own shows.

Juliet Peterson moved across from Warner Bros Discovery when Sky acquired Three for $1.

Can we trust tech giants' latest advertising data? TVNZ announces a new business host.

The bank says a new marketing deal will help avoid high-pressure 'ta da' moments.

Q&A: On his final day, Bernard Orsman assesses the mayors; Indie agency's Wellington move.

Revenues down 12% for six months but state broadcaster says it's had better start to year.

TVNZ's financial results: CEO on Tova, football World Cup; The journos turning to memoirs.