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'Enjoy the last few episodes': Good Sorts host confirms 6pm TVNZ segment coming to an end

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Sudden exit of three NZME bosses: Review finds two new issues, identifies 'more work to do'

Chair Steven Joyce and CEO Michael Boggs to staff: NZME 'wants to earn your confidence'.

NZME shareholding shake-up: Major shareholder on why it's sold almost a quarter of its stake in media firm

Australian fund explains its sell-down as Jim Grenon becomes NZME's biggest shareholder.

‘Not great’: TVNZ gang story fallout – internal emails reveal political editor, reporter’s reactions, PM office concerns

Maiki Sherman felt colleague's story lacked balance; reporter said it was not deliberate.

'Shabby': Top journalist, NZ on Air director wins payout over radio station email dismissal; BBC service in NZ to be axed

BSA faces the scrapheap; NZME workplace inquiry latest; Sam Neill's Wilderpeople tears.

Fairy-tale wedding: Westpac's big advertising shake-up – why it's closing account on traditional agency model

The bank says a new marketing deal will help avoid high-pressure 'ta da' moments.

'Thrown back in my face': Crusaders training scuffle – the PR, media and WhatsApp fallout

Q&A: On his final day, Bernard Orsman assesses the mayors; Indie agency's Wellington move.

'Defining year': TVNZ delivers profit, dividend but warns of loss ahead with major pay-TV upgrade

Revenues down 12% for six months but state broadcaster says it's had better start to year.