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NZME says new frequency costs are 'materially lower' in price.

The future of Sport Nation is up in the air – is it about to be rolled into MediaWorks?

MBIE has apologised for unauthorised sharing; NBR says it represents $410k in value.

'Insulting': Taika Waititi cancer ad gripes; Stuff newspaper deliveries hit rough seas.

The E tū union says a 2.5% pay offer does not reflect inflation or cost of living.

High Court judge: NZ Rugby could have moved 'significantly earlier' in trademark dispute.

'For me, this is a chance to put my full focus into Ryan Bridge TODAY.'

It is understood that roles in Auckland and Gisborne are affected.

Spark had a plan to modernise payphones but couldn't strike a deal with Auckland Council.

Is RNZ psychometric testing a potential new weekend host?; Health NZ's $15m ad contracts.

'I’ve 100% lost the love of my life, which is hard – you only have one, right?'

Zacharia took questions from just three outlets in her 14-minute debut.

A full-page newspaper ad, a billboard and a digital ad are all deemed to be within rules.

Stuff says it will carefully consider staff feedback; union's impassioned plea for jobs.

UPDATE: Judge determines next legal step in increasingly fractious trademark dispute.

They are expected to visit projects at three charities that support young people.

Why did RNZ CFO quit?; An AI political analysis of 230,000 comments on NZ Herald, Stuff.

Hilary Parker 'resigned of her own accord' while radio chief Paul Thompson was on holiday.

Abrupt resignation and departure comes as RNZ prepares accounts and braces for more cuts.

New York Times: Ads show how Trump has been able to use federal money for his own aims.

New Air NZ ad agency, Katie Bradford's new political assignment, Phil Gifford remembered.

Film Commission says programme is 'no longer the most effective way' to deliver mandate.

The appointment of NZME and ZB boss Jason Winstanley will reverberate beyond RNZ.