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How anti-apartheid crusader turned TP

<i>Inside Money:</i> Logjamming time: why advisers are not alarmed

Book Review: <i>Scribble, Scribble, Scribble</i>

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

And it's 'goodnight' from him

After 40 years in television, the past 27 with <i>Fair Go</i>, 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.

<i>Chris Rattue:</i> Idiotic drivel from the rugby Kremlin

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

Veitch on track to return

Chance caricature launched Fleet St career

College writers put their heart and soul on paper

Diagnosis may have prevented suicide

Satyanand accepts apology from TVNZ

<i>Media</i>: Insult to injury for Indians

First it was Paul Henry. Now it's Michael Laws. These are cruel times for shock jocks and the people who love them, writes John Drinnan.

Govt wrestles with law, ethics for on-line media

Crewe murders: Victims' daughter wants justice

<i>NZ Herald</i> reporter of the year Jared Savage talks about his exclusive interview with the woman who wants the case reopened. Photos / NZH

<i>John Drinnan: </i>TVNZ looks for new Breakfast dream team

Paul Henry's hurried exit from <i>Breakfast</i> opens the door for more upheavals at TVNZ.

Carter tells Labour council: I'll dish dirt on senior MPs

Dumped MP Chris Carter told Labour's ruling council he could dish the dirt on senior Labour MPs and if he didn't get his way, "it's war".

Govt inquiry into Henry payout 'inappropriate'