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Official Information Act reveals formal allegations.

NZME's radio network smashed through the 2 million listener threshold.

The Herald understands the young man will return to class in a few months.

The presenter is tipped to be replaced by a former Al Jazeera news anchor.

The former AM Show presenter is all aglow after a proposal and an exciting new job.

Reporter says her whole life flashed before her eyes when she was hit.

OPINION: Let's have a diversification of voices.

Jo Warren, owner of movie catering business Doof Doof, along with her husband Mark Reihana tells their story of starting with a small food truck to becoming the main caterers for many major TV and film jobs in New Zealand. Video / Sylvie Whinray

Breakfast hosts Indira Stewart, Jenny-May Clarkson and John Campbell were back on air after a fire alarm interrupted the programme this morning. Video / TVNZ

Ad-funded content is here to stay, but more paid content options are on the way.

Probe's scope covers alleged bullying, harassment and discrimination.

'A lot of bullying goes on, a lot of bullying.'

Television gold has been hiding in the ad break all along, writes Gary Steele.

1 News Meteorologist Dan Corbett gets involved in Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Video / TVNZ

TVNZ responded that the interview "did not contain sexual material" and "there was no content resembling 'porn'". Video / TVNZ

TVNZ is rewarding its staff for their contribution to a big result.

The AM Show’s Ryan Bridge tells of how he was pulled over by police on the way to work during lockdown. Video / Discovery NZ

Duncan Garner on The AM Show's premiere in 2017. Video / Discovery NZ

Seven Sharp co-host Hilary Barry left TVNZ "in a hurry" after she had MC-ed an event that has been linked to a positive Covid-19 case. Video / TVNZ

'Today is a pivotal moment in MediaWorks' history.'

Dozens of complaints made within a single part of the organisation.

The radio host is leaving at the end of this week and wants to work on his mental health.

There have been five incidents of alleged sexual harassment or sexism.

"'Behind every great man, there's a woman rolling her eyes' — I am that woman."

"Everything we did [Diana] wanted. My family and I loved her," Bashir says.

The fallout from the Bashir interview continues.

The review of allegations will stretch back three years.

Martin Bashir hits back at claims he lied and cheated to get "interview of the century".

Claims of sexual harassment have been made against a MediaWorks radio employee.