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Controversial novel not republished
Witi Ihimaera's novel The Trowenna Sea, which was accused of plagiarism, won't be republished, despite an amended version being promised.
Newspaper accepts: drug cartels in control
It's a sad day for journalism when a newspaper is pressured into stopping its reports on crime.
Home and Away scene ruled too raunchy
A 'raunchy and sexually charged' scene on Home and Away breached broadcasting standards, the BSA has ruled.
Tabloid latest to go behind paywall
From next month, web users will have to pay to read the News of the World tabloid online.
American actress wins top Qantas award
You may know Vera Farmiga as the sexually charged businesswoman in Up In The Air, but the Oscar-nominated star won the award for best actress in a feature film here in New Zealand.
Turning off sexy images on TV
Television's watchdog will tomorrow slam the broadcast of explicit content in a show watched by children.
Film and Television Craft Awards - Live Results
Live results from the Auckland Town Hall, as the Qantas Film and Television Craft Awards are presented.
Digital TV switchover by 2013 - Govt
New Zealand's analogue television service will be switched off progressively nationwide between September 2012 and late 2013, the Government said today.
<i>Debbie Mayo-Smith</i>: Social media success needs hard graft
For months now I've been using the term "freasy" for social media marketing. Meaning it's free and easy to do.
<i>Media</i>: Long wait for breakfast a bold move
Sean Plunket's replacement is a long time coming.
TV Eye: Quake coverage off the Richter
I write this by candlelight. Well not really. But days after the Canterbury earthquake I'm still shaking.
<i>Garth George:</i> Big jolt shows the lasting power of print
Garth George writes that newspapers are delving deep and providing a lasting record, as our hearts go out to all Cantabrians.
<i>Mark Irving:</i> National stereotypes looking tired
Are cultural stereotypes tired and irrelevant?
News, pictures of devastated city's ordeal travel around world
The seismic shift in the South Island made headline news around the world.
<i>Media</i>: Sex creeps into early prime time TV
A respected children's media expert is lamenting that kids have been sacrificed to sleaze under NZ's TV standards system.