Comment: ACCC chairman wants to put the consumer back in control

COMMENT: I've spent most of 2018 writing about rape. I'm tired. And I'm angry for Grace.

Retiring "Herald" sub editor reflects on a life lived in both Māori and Pakeha worlds.

Something needs to be done to show the world the way America really is - Great.

Critics say hearings must be open so the public can have faith in the outcome.

This is what happens when an experiment in satire is taken as gospel.

Turkey criticises Saudi's claim that decision to kill was made 'in the moment'.

The kingdom's financial clout is helping control the coverage in the Arab world.

COMMENT: The media mishandled Kavanaugh — and made Trump a winner.

Turkey concluded that Khashoggiwas killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul last week.

Herald investigation finds links between "ghost" identities and Taxpayers' Union.

TVNZ offered support to Boyed, but friends say challenges he was facing were too much.

Herald and NZME sweep prestigious Australasian and Pacific news media awards.

Denials are reportedly being printed out and delivered to the President as they come in.

Toni Street's third child was carried by surrogate mother, Sophie Braggins.

Greg Boyed has been farewelled in a teary tribute on Seven Sharp.

Family of 'adored' TV presenter, 48, say he was battling depression.

Founding Metro editor Warwick Roger of Auckland remembered for "sassy" magazine

In a post-truth world, what hope is there for facts? Plenty, says Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw.

Sulzberger says he told Trump that attacks on media could lead to violence.

There is a widespread view that media routinely exaggerate shark stories.

Comment: It's long past time for news media to stop kowtowing to the emperor.

Kevin Milne, 69, on discovering freedom and his true calling.

EDITORIAL: So long as the information is in public interest, it deserves the protection.

Vector took legal action after Stuff obtained information from an unknown hacker.

Maori TV reporter and Whanganui export backed by proud whānau after Miss World win.

Several Post reporters tweeted that Dean Singleton had stepped down.

Journalists are exempt from the Privacy Act - except when they write a book.

Why broadcast star misled her bosses remains a mystery.