He is from another era of current affairs television and tonight (Friday afternoon NZ time) that era will end.

TV3 has quietly laid off some of NZ's most distinguished investigative journalists.

Former Shortland Street actor Suzy Clarkson is set to quit her role as Prime Television's weekend news presenter.

Sacked TVNZ broadcaster Paul Henry is set to go on a million dollar-plus spending spree.

TV3 is taking the BSA to court over a complaint from Social Development Minister Paula Bennett, about a report claiming she offered a beneficiary money to drop a privacy case.

Readership of nzherald.co.nz and the Herald newspaper is at its highest level in a generation.

Alison Mau has spoken publicly for the first time about her same-sex relationship, saying she has 'fallen in love with a wonderful woman'.

The fight against Fists of Fury over three two-minute rounds was the toughest mental and physical challenge I've ever had.

Does Simon Mercep have Sean Plunket's killer instinct? John Drinnan looks at broadcasters who cut through the bull.

News Corporation has reported 105,000 online sales of The Times and The Sunday Times - the first official figures sincce putting its online news content behind a paywall.

Sean Plunket has given his thumbs up to Simon Mercep - but others in the radio industry have questioned the appointment.

For those readers who do not regularly encounter the New Yorker, Guardian, Financial Times, and others it may come as a surprise to find historian Simon Schama finds time away from writing best-selling books.

After 40 years in television, the past 27 with Fair Go, one of the most-recognised faces in New Zealand is bowing out. Kevin Milne talks to Alan Perrott about the rights and wrongs of his escapades and TV ratings.

The All Blacks' assistant coach Steve Hansen has made a bold bid for Boofhead of the Year.