
Star newspaper closure highlights digital need in Wairoa
The Wairoa Star's demise shows the need for 'digital resilience'.
The Wairoa Star's demise shows the need for 'digital resilience'.
With Stuff focused on its new 6pm TV bulletin, NZME is also luring top video news talent.
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A programme promised to transform our newsrooms. Then the media landscape shrank.
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The Prime Minister did not want to answer questions about which foods were woke.
Glen Kyne on two months of upheaval and why he's surprised by TVNZ's Sunday move.
Some familiar faces will feature on the new bulletin from July 6.
'Popular, talented broadcaster' moving to country’s biggest radio station.
The northern Hawke's Bay newspaper has been printed for more than 100 years.
The former AM host had been preparing for a new evening show before Newshub's closure.
An ex-Labour MP also criticises political editor's coverage; TVNZ responds. Have your say.
The National MP said issues impacting the media sector came too fast.
Footage emerged on social media on Sunday of the incident
Media Insider: A top community news title is saved; The Hui to lose studio.
Melissa Lee had the Media & Communications portfolio for six years before this reshuffle.
Penny Simmonds has also been stripped of the Disability Issues portfolio.
Warner Bros Discovery confirms it is considering the name for its bulletin.
McRoberts is retiring from newsreading when the Newshub newsroom closes on July 5.
He is John Campbell, the journalist, and also Toleafoa John, the Samoan matai.
We scoured the archives to unearth these highlights from 47 years of the show.
It is yet to be confirmed who will front the new Stuff 6pm news service.
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What are the risks and opportunities for Stuff and other media under the new 6pm deal?
From day 1 rivalry to Corngate to 'puffed up little shit', it's been an eventful 34 years.
Stuff will provide an hour-long bulletin on weekdays and a 30-minute bulletin at weekends.
'It doesn't look like it's going to turn around,' warns Duncan Greive.
OPINION: 'I had to come up with different ways to interview people.'
Don't ask her to talk about the process.
TVNZ looking at everything to stay commercially viable. ‘This includes Shortland Street'.