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Time cover swaps 'super bad' photo for Oval Office shot

The new photo shows Donald Trump seated in the Oval Office, facing the camera.

'Immensely stressful': Motorway Patrol Good Samaritan's privacy complaint; Is soaring Sky ripe for acquisition?

Top ad agency's financial mess; Spark's split-car ad sent to advertising watchdog.

Trump confirms he’s demolishing the White House’s entire East Wing

The $522m rebuild will replace the first lady’s traditional East Wing offices.

'No longer sustainable emotionally, financially': Kiwi lifestyle website to close

The closure of Ensemble follows troubled times at Metro and North & South.

Kidman ‘would take Urban back’ after split, source claims

A source close to Nicole Kidman says she’d ‘get back with him in a heartbeat’.

Culture shock: RNZ host set to lose role amid cost cuts at public broadcaster

'Honestly, I thought RNZ was meant to be putting more into radio, not less.'

UK TV channel deploys AI host for current affairs doc

Channel 4 says its AI host Aisha Gaban was revealed only in the final scene.

Prosecutors end case over Linehan airport arrest

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

'We're going to war': Broadcasting watchdog claims authority over The Platform; Sean Plunket hits out

Winston Peters says BSA position 'outrageous'; BSA says it's aware of ramifications.

'They disappeared my hair': Trump blasts Time over unflattering photo

The magazine praised his Gaza ceasefire deal and hostage release effort.

‘Worrying in a modern democratic society’: TVNZ warns of chilling effect on NZ journalism

TVNZ appeals to "responsible journalism" defence, arguing it cleared that hurdle.

Ban lifted: TV ads can now be screened on Sunday mornings, Christmas Day

The Government celebrates support for media industry – will $6m a year make a difference?

Matangi Tonga founder Pesi Fonua mourned after his death at 78

He launched Vava’u Press in 1979, paving the way for Tonga’s first online news.

Sarkozy to begin jail term at Paris prison next week

He will be the first ex-EU head of state to serve jail time after leaving office.

'Bye x': Metro magazine loses fulltime staff, including editor

Editor's sad farewell to readers; publisher reveals future of 44-year-old magazine.

'Insulted and belittled': Top journalist ejected from Pride festival v lesbian group tribunal hearing

Media allowed to cover long-running dispute at tribunal; why was this reporter barred?