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<i>Media:</i> Fairfax's 'profound fork in the road'

Maori TV fraudster: It's Kiwi injustice

The man who faked his CV to become the first boss of Maori TV says his sentence was harsh compared with what has since happened to a public servant who falsified her CV.

Newsweek on the market

At a time when people don't want to wait a minute for information, let alone seven days, does a weekly news magazine have a future?

Media couple victims of bizarre banking scam

A "large Polynesian woman" has been pretending to be Kate Hawkesby's daughter in order to cash cheques worth thousands of dollars.

MediaWorks owner reveals $314m loss

<i>John Drinnan:</i> All options on the table for broadcaster

Sex scene, 'killer' promo complaints upheld

The BSA has found <i>Close Up</i> breached children's interests by showing a sex scene involving actress Keisha Castle-Hughes.

<i>Paul Holmes</i>: Where have those years gone?

Tainui manager's sacking upheld

Online auction site Sella buys zillion

Warhorse Murdoch pitches for New York

Sacked Herald Sun editor was warned of boss, court told

Yellow Pages put up for sale by nervous banks

Yellow Pages Group, which owes its lenders about NZ$1.72bn, looks set to be put on the block for sale by its nervous banks.

Police raid Gizmodo iPhone blogger

<i>Mark Irving:</i> Auckland advertisers must look beyond the Sky Tower

Cartoon has message for Israel