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Herald crowns milestone year with big night
Herald and NZME enjoy major success at this year's Voyager Media Awards.
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The world is changing fast and the threats this presents requires a massive debate.
Courtney C Radsch: Terrorism and free speech dilemma
COMMENT: Press freedom also needs protection while blocking terrorism.
Letters: Time to back Fourth Estate
Our community needs a robust news media to retain a robust democracy.
Editorial: Premium strategy an investment in our journalism
EDITORIAL: Today, we draw a line in the sand with a premium digital strategy.
Business key part of Herald's premium digital subscription offering
An expanded BusinessDesk partnership will help drive a bigger menu of business journalism.
New York Times, The Times, Financial Times join NZ Herald's glittering digital-subscription package
Four of the world's renowned and premier mastheads will join Herald stable this week.
Paper sorry for 'anti-Semitic' cartoon
The New York Times has apologised for an offensive cartoon after an enormous backlash.
NZ Herald launches digital subscriptions for premium journalism, reveals pricing
NZME's digital subscriptions will showcase New Zealand's best journalism and commentary.
Leighton Smith: Kill plans to attack freedom of speech
COMMENT: Seven names from different parts of world all connected over one important issue.
Editorial: Interests of NZ always front of mind
EDITORIAL: It has been a privilege to express the views of the New Zealand Herald.
Herald and NZME finalists in Voyager Media Awards 2019
More than 70 judges based in nine countries have co-judged the entries.
Experienced TV and radio boss joins NZME
Cliff Joiner is taking up a new role at NZME.
Bankrupt Cameron Slater ordered to pay $70,000 for 'character assassination'
Cameron Slater has been found to have carried out an "extended" character assassination.
Moana Maniapoto: Radio stations called my Māori songs 'foreign language'
The songwriting 'artivist' says her mission was to shove Māori into NZers' faces.
12 Questions: Amanda Millar
Comment: Former TV journalist has turned Celia Lashlie's final interview into a hit film.
Audrey Young: Unveiling MP's name in sequel to scandal
COMMENT: MPs must accept the risks of public life, writes Audrey Young.
Named: Uni lecturer indecently assaults 82yo, gets home detention
Journalism lecturer Grant Hannis initially claimed the sexual contact was consensual.
Meet our journalists: Ryan Dunlop
This summer, meet our journalists. Today it's multimedia reporter Ryan Dunlop.
Meet our journalists: Cherie Howie
I love journalism because I can help people who are being treated unfairly.
Back media, Herald writer Fran O'Sullivan urges Govt
Fran O'Sullivan was today appointed an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Simon Wilson on Warwick Roger: A storyteller's devotion to good journalism
This summer we look back at the big stories of the year. This is from August.
Meet our journalists: Senior Herald writer Simon Wilson
If I couldn't be a journalist. I'd... be lost.
Oz watchdog's move is a huge threat to Facebook and Google
Comment: ACCC chairman wants to put the consumer back in control
Kirsty Johnston: I'm angry about Grace Millane's murder
COMMENT: I've spent most of 2018 writing about rape. I'm tired. And I'm angry for Grace.
Mata Mihinui: From Whakarewarewa pā to the 'NZ Herald'
Retiring "Herald" sub editor reflects on a life lived in both Māori and Pakeha worlds.
Trump says US should launch state TV network
Something needs to be done to show the world the way America really is - Great.
Secrecy debate over Hit & Run inquiry
Critics say hearings must be open so the public can have faith in the outcome.
'Nothing on this page is real': How lies become truth online
This is what happens when an experiment in satire is taken as gospel.
Death penalty call in Khashoggi case
Turkey criticises Saudi's claim that decision to kill was made 'in the moment'.
Big Read: Old soldiers and why we remember them
Kurt Bayer reflects on war, loss, mateship, memory, and remembering.
Saudis oiling the wheels of media
The kingdom's financial clout is helping control the coverage in the Arab world.