'Barbaric act': Journalists 'burned alive' by mob in Haiti
Assassination of president leaves power vacuum in impoverished Caribbean nation.
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A terror attack is likely before the end of 2022 as Covid-related rhetoric ramps up.
Journalists from Philippines, Russia given Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded today to journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov.
The night stalker of Auckland: How serial rapist Colin Jack Mitchell was unmasked
A Moment In Crime podcast revisits the Riverhead quarry attack & crimes of Colin MItchell.
David Seymour: Why I published the priority access code for Māori
'I've done more to promote Māori vaccination than the Government's advertising.'
A Moment In Crime: The Kahui twins - who killed Chris and Cru?
A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the deaths of Auckland twin babies Chris and Cru Kahui.
'Power to you': Kiwi female journalist's brave questions at Taliban conference
Charlotte Bellis is a NZ-born journalist who has been reporting on the ground from Kabul.
A Moment In Crime: Murder at Mangere Mountain, the Claire Hills cold case
In this month's A Moment In Crime we look at the Claire Hills murder.
Reporter 'fighting for his life' after Amsterdam assassination attempt
Concerns the attack is linked to a murder and drug trafficking case he investigated.
Australia accused of 'pre-police state' crackdown on whistleblowers
The country's secrecy laws are routinely used to suppress information. .
'Forced confession': Jailed Belarusian journalist paraded on state TV
Critics say interview conducted under duress and part of President Lukashenko's playbook.
Trump admin secretly seized phone records of NYT reporters
New York Times: The records were seized as part of an investigation into a leak.
Israeli officials diverge over bombing of newsroom in Gaza
AP has called for an independent investigation of Israel's bombing of its newsroom.
A Moment In Crime: Herald podcast looks into Gloriavale sex abusers and secret community
Herald podcast A Moment In Crime looks into Christian community Gloriavale's sex crimes
BBC journo Martin Bashir quits amid probe into Diana interview
Bashir's bombshell 1995 interview with the Princess of Wales made his career.
A Moment In Crime: Murder in the Sounds - a most controversial case
This month's episode of A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the Scott Watson murder case.
'Organisational failure' blamed for racist John Banks broadcast
John Banks and a caller had condemned "stone age Māori culture".
The 'Kiwi' Isis terrorist: How she was radicalised in Australia
Inside story of Suhayra Aden's life in a Syrian refugee camp, and her bid for freedom.
Kiwi journalist leaves job as executive editor of the Sun
Wootton was at the centre of Johnny Depp's defamation case against The Sun.
Journalist exposes top Republicans who loathe Trump
Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein says 21 senators have "expressed extreme contempt".
I'm in favour of NZ's elimination strategy - here are 7 reasons why
Better systems and policy will result because Kiwis care how NZ responds to Covid-19.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Unfashionable Government criticism will continue
COMMENT: I want to defend the right of media and commentators to criticise government.
The Road Ahead: What matters to you?
An election contest under the long, dark cloud of Covid-19 - what matters to you?
Shane Jones to Northland: Give me your votes, I'll bring you recovery
Northland is shaping up to be NZ First's lifeline this election - the fight is on!
Former journalist and TV presenter Genevieve Westcott dies
Genevieve Westcott has been remembered as a trailblazer in journalism in New Zealand.
Revealed: RNZ spent $100,000 on media attack ads
RNZ's controversial ad campaign that raised ire of media counterparts cost over $100,000.
Fresh police bungle on roadblock - and it's come from the top
Police commissioner wrong on radio claims over essential worker's travel.
Govt talks over media deal encouraging, NZME says
Many hurdles yet to be overcome for NZME to buy Stuff.
Claire Trevett: Why PM has chosen the weak option to deal with Peters
PM Jacinda Ardern had a choice: look weak, or unstable. She chose weak.
Editorial: Megxit drama ultimately just a sideshow for monarchy's future
Harry and Meghan's bungled withdrawal from royal life won't affect the monarchy's future.
A moment in time: Images we can't forget in a decade of horror and hope
NZ 2010-2019: Quakes, hatred and a tragedy in the mine. But also, new life and new hope.
Best of 2019: Chester Borrows: C'mon! Is that really news?
The news is incredibly predictable, so we have to wonder if it is, in fact, news per se.
The mystery man behind the bizarre 'Turn Ardern' campaign
Uncovered - the identity of the anonymous organiser of the 'Turn Ardern' movement.
Editorial: Peters points to path for stronger fourth estate
NZ First backing for NZME's plan to buy Stuff reflects a desire for strong regional media.