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'Born with it': How Jacob Bryant became a sought-after cinematographer

He has opened up about his daring career, which has taken him to conflict zones worldwide.

RNZ funding slashed, minister wants stronger audience reach, trust levels

Government announces a boost for regional journalism; RNZ faces $18m cut over four years.

'Budget sensitive': RNZ blocked from publishing confidential report

The High Court granted an injunction to stop RNZ from publishing story.

Outspoken NZME shareholder sells out of media firm; Jim Grenon lifts stake to 13%

Troy Bowker remains 'fully supportive' of Grenon as a 'major disruptor' at Herald owner.

Tech Insider: The Kiwis most likely to support an U16 social media ban; lawyer's AI horror story

Plus: The 'Google tax' dies a quiet death.

Lawyer Linda Clark takes leave from TVNZ board over former top cop's media injunction

TVNZ may yet join media firms in fighting injunction that was sought and won by Clark.

From missionary to Pope: Leo XIV's journey to the Vatican

Thousands, including US Vice-President JD Vance, will attend Pope Leo's inauguration.

'They've labelled me a troublemaker': Top economics professor terminates blog, takes aim at politicians

Auckland professor's final post accuses political parties of threatening his prospects.

NZME board battle: Big US shareholder withdraws director nominations

Osmium has yet to say who it might be backing for the NZME board roles.

NZ Herald journalists in action

New Zealand Herald multimedia journalists in the field.

Power play: The businessman aiming to reshape NZME

Jim Grenon opens up about his past, including being on the wrong side of an epic lawsuit.

NZME board battle – Takeovers Panel clears Jim Grenon of any code breach

It says Grenon's move and association with Caniwi did not exceed 20% of voting rights.

BBC admits editorial lapse over Prince Harry interview coverage

The BBC admitted a lapse in standards after Harry's interview aired.

Rotorua drivers hit with month's parking fees in one day

The council has apologised for any 'short-term inconvenience' the issue caused.

Gregor Paul: How broadcasters fuel the F-bomb industry in rugby

OPINION: Collins' incident led to more in-game interviews seeking raw player reactions.

'No-brainer': NZME chair on why she'll step down early; Steven Joyce opens up on board bid

Barbara Chapman: 'Focus of last few months has been on preserving editorial independence'.