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Journalist and broadcaster Ian Cross dies
Journalist, author, broadcaster dies month after wife.
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Pay TV wars: Sky set to snare All Blacks, Super Rugby rights until 2025
Sky is believed to have secured rights for All Blacks tests and Super Rugby in $400m bid.
Can Sky do better? New battle over Cup TV rights
Sky TV says "of course we will be discussing Rugby World Cup 2023 when the time is right".
'She drove to kill time, she killed my son instead'
Samuel Jackson-Seligman-Lemaire was a "lovable rogue", his family says.
Sky TV holds on to iconic Boxing Day test
The first Boxing Day Test between Australia and NZ since 1987 will air on Sky TV.
More changes coming to your Sky TV service
Sky has announced a number of tweaks to the Sky Box interface.
John Tamihere suing Mike Hosking, NZME for defamation
John Tamihere is seeking unspecified damages and costs.
Rugby fans fume as Spark Sport fails during U20 NZ Scotland game
Entire first half missed.
The voice of Māori radio in Hawke's Bay dies, aged 88
Well-respected Maori elder dies aged 88
BSA upholds radio's right to play 43-year-old Bob Dylan song
Here comes the story of a complaint 43 years in the making.
Kiwi media company Stuff for sale
A number of companies have reportedly expressed interest in the business.
Mike Hosking Breakfast gets new timeslot for 2019
Mike Hosking will soon be on air for longer each day.
Prime time climb: Future of 7pm show in spotlight
The Project has closed the gap on its rival Seven Sharp. But its future is up in the air.
ABC boss Michelle Guthrie sacked
Guthrie was only halfway through her five-year tenure.
Goodbye John Campbell: RNZ says farewell
A co-host on the show tonight opened the last section of the show with a tribute.
RNZ host Guyon Espiner's medical emergency
RNZ's Morning Report co-presenter discharged from hospital after diabetic emergency.
Comment | The things unsaid about the death of Greg Boyed
COMMENT: It has been powerful to see the reaction to Greg's death.
Māori TV staff set to strike over pay dispute
Māori TV staff are accusing the company of treating union members unfairly.
Curran's vision for RNZ TV remains the same
Minister says her vision remains the same, despite reservations over RNZ TV.
How Kevin Milne discovered his true calling
Kevin Milne, 69, on discovering freedom and his true calling.
The naked truth: TV show too much to bear for Kiwi viewers
Broadcasting Standards Authority says Naked Attraction should have had stronger warnings.
The AM Show's correction was 'dismissive and perfunctory': BSA rules
BSA finds The AM Show was unfair and inaccurate in mentioning ex-MP David Garrett's past.
Women's sports leagues team up to boost financial performance
Eight leagues will try to help each other increase resources, viewership and attendance.
Christopher Niesche: Big shake-up in Aussie TV sport
COMMENT: The risk for Seven Media is that it didn't secure any digital rights.
TVNZ's Comm Games victory over rival Sky
Coverage of the Games is beating the 2016 Rio Olympics shown by rival broadcaster Sky TV.
RNZ matter at an end, says PM Jacinda Ardern
PM says there's little to be gained by forcing RNZ chair to hand over voicemail.
John Drinnan: Playing games v current affairs
Commonwealth Games is no excuse for TVNZ decision to drop regular content.
Curran-Hirschfeld saga will not derail plans for RNZ
Curran says fallout from meeting with Carol Hirschfeld unlikely to affect RNZ funding.
Radio waves: Minister denies trying to steer RNZ
Carol Hirschfeld has quit RNZ after controversial meeting with the Broadcasting Minister.