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Week-ends with Jack: Tame to host 6pm news on Fridays, Saturdays

Jack Tame will continue to host Q+A on Sundays and his Newstalk ZB show on Saturdays.

‘How dare you’: Seth Meyers mocks Trump’s catapult obsession in monologue

TV host hits back and jokes the President is the one obsessed with aircraft catapults.

‘Can’t wait to get back’: Guyon Espiner's new role at RNZ

The veteran journalist will lead the weekday current affairs show from 2026.

Wrong guy: Top UK paper pulls story after Kiwi reporter's email gaffe; Ad agency faces the axe

All Blacks peel back curtain for US media ahead of big payday; NZR CEO's swipe at Foster.

Auckland Uni mag row: editors locked out after reporting student association boss $156k pay deal

Two Craccum editors have been locked out of the magazine's website after a complaint.

'Censorship': Craccum editor locked out of website

Craccum Magazine managing editor Lewis Creed alleges 'censorship' after being locked out of website following story about student union boss pay. Video / Cameron Pitney

'Game-changer': Sky TV wins rights for next four Olympics

Free-to-air Three to play key role in broadcasts from LA (2028) and Brisbane (2032).

Elon Musk briefly launches a Wikipedia rival

Its AI entries echoed Grok chatbot data, including recent X posts.

Prosecutors end case over Linehan airport arrest

The 'Father Ted' writer was arrested at Heathrow last month over anti-transgender posts.

Audacious advertising raid: Independent agency poaches six stars from top creative firm

The move targets one of NZ's best creative agencies ahead of several Government tenders.

'Excited': NZME names senior Warehouse leader as new chief financial officer

Jo Hempstead will join NZME in January, replacing David Mackrell.

Trump frees Santos after commutation of seven-year prison term

He was convicted in April of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

Jim Sanborn’s Kryptos mystery unravelled after decades of secrecy

Scraps labelled 'BERLIN CLOCK' in Jim Sanborn’s archive unlocked the code.

'Something was wrong': Grieving widow on husband's fishing death

The coroner said Moeakiola may have survived if he'd been wearing a lifejacket.

Rural paper celebrates 300th issue milestone

Coast & Country News marks 300 editions in October 2025, spanning 25 years in print.

6pm swansong: Simon Dallow set to step down from TVNZ newsreading role; Amazing Race in NZ - with All Black power

North & South magazine's battle; Opinion: BSA goes rogue - a deliberate strategy?