Despite her carefully cultivated "woman of the people" image, Oprah Winfrey takes a dim view of any outsider impertinent enough to wonder what makes her tick.

An NZ watchdog says Fiji's new media decree targets members of the public as well as journalists and editors.

ASB Business and Sunrise will be replaced by repeats of Campbell Live and US sitcoms, it has been revealed.

A financial adviser surprised me once by asking if journalists had a code of ethics.

TV3 political editor Duncan Garner not only likes to ask the questions, he's mastered the art of not answering questions from politicians.

A Pakistani newspaper editor who twice interviewed Osama bin Laden explains why he believes the world's most wanted man is still alive.

Margaret Moth came to prominence after being almost killed when she was shot in the face covering the war in Sarajevo.

A newspaper has been widely condemned for sending mock terrorists into Super 14 rugby games last weekend.

A newspaper has hit back after Police Minister Judith Collins criticised it for sending "terrorists" to Super 14 rugby games.

A newspaper had no satisfactory explanation for sending people dressed as terrorist bombers into the AMI stadium, the head of the stadium says.

Judith Collins is fuming after the Sunday Star-Times sent groups of people dressed as terrorist bombers to Super 14 games.

Former CBS News anchor Dan Rather today apologised for a remark that could be taken as a racist slur on President Barack Obama.

John Campbell raises the ire of mates at RadioLive by trying to bust in on an in-studio interview with Brian Tamaki.