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'I am gutted ... I'm sad for NZ': TV funding shake-up – long-running current affairs show to end
The Hui has been on our screens for the past 11 years.
'The mute button is going on': The Hui's boss on show's closure – and what NZ is really losing
OPINION: The Hui's disappearance is a 'watershed moment' for NZ media', its producer says.
Russell Brand was not a 'psychopath who rapes people', court told
Brand's barrister has delivered his closing speech.
'Scurrilous, incorrect and nasty attack!': Billboard campaign 'removed' after complaints, ad watchdog says
The Greens objected to the campaign, but the lobby group behind it defended its message.
'Killed': Independent newspaper blames Russian state pressure for closure
Founder Dmitry Muratov called the closure part of Russia's military campaign.
'The biggest deal in NZ creative and marketing history': Ad agency's huge private equity move
Special says new deal allows it to invest in talent, tech and greater global expansion.
'A lot of anxiety': Sport radio's confidential shake-up; Jami-Lee Ross' new newspaper and media war in affluent suburbs
'Zombie papers': Stuff hits back at journalists' open letter; Top ad boss stepping down.
Licences to thrill - at a far cheaper price: Kiwi radio firms receive 20-year frequency extension offers
NZME says new frequency costs are 'materially lower' in price.
Radio shake-up: Sport Nation faces uncertain future as hosts, producers called to meetings
The future of Sport Nation is up in the air – is it about to be rolled into MediaWorks?
'Largest copyright infringement': Paywalled business articles sent to unlicensed MBIE staff on 8221 occasions
MBIE has apologised for unauthorised sharing; NBR says it represents $410k in value.
RNZ v ZB and the fight for more PM time; The Gloriavale doco, the Minister and a screen sector visa battle
'Insulting': Taika Waititi cancer ad gripes; Stuff newspaper deliveries hit rough seas.
TVNZ pay strife: 150 journalists, news staff to strike for the first time in 20 years
The E tū union says a 2.5% pay offer does not reflect inflation or cost of living.
Netflix shares drop on slowing engagement, revenue growth
Netflix stopped reporting subscriber numbers in the first half of 2025.
BusinessDesk upgrades tech platform to keep up with subscriber growth
Subscriber growth drives upgrade for NZME's specialist business news website.
Christiane Amanpour is leaving CNN after 43 years
Paramount Skydance took over CNN’s parent in a $110 billion merger.
'Clearly distinct': Chiefs v Chiefs - High Court judge says she has confidence rugby fans can tell teams apart
High Court judge: NZ Rugby could have moved 'significantly earlier' in trademark dispute.
'Real coup': Ryan Bridge to leave ZB to focus on Herald/TV3 breakfast show; Lisette Reymer to host radio show
'For me, this is a chance to put my full focus into Ryan Bridge TODAY.'
Media industry upheaval: New round of job cuts at Herald publisher NZME
It is understood that roles in Auckland and Gisborne are affected.
Last call: NZ public phone booths to be disconnected, removed after 116 years
Spark had a plan to modernise payphones but couldn't strike a deal with Auckland Council.
'Money-grab': New AI ad depicts Chris Hipkins as a thief over capital gains tax - is this getting too personal?
Is RNZ psychometric testing a potential new weekend host?; Health NZ's $15m ad contracts.
'I've lost the love of my life': Widow's heartfelt tribute after radio host's shock death
'I’ve 100% lost the love of my life, which is hard – you only have one, right?'
'Race-baiting': Three Hobson's Pledge election ads have sparked complaints – why watchdog says they're okay
A full-page newspaper ad, a billboard and a digital ad are all deemed to be within rules.
Getty Images to go private under 'prepackaged' bankruptcy filing
Getty reported a loss of $368 million in 2025.