Wendyl Nissen: Harry is deeply damaged, but his doco would make Diana proud
Just as Diana was ripped apart and stalked relentlessly by the media, so too was Meghan.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Media & Publishing Industry
Cornered in Ukraine, Putin ditches annual news conference
Putin typically uses the marathon year-end ritual to polish his image.
Shane Jones: RNZ/TVNZ merger is a marriage made in hell
OPINION: 'More transformation ideas bereft of economic robustness.'
Nicola Willis says PM has sounded ‘death knell’ for RNZ/TVNZ merger
Media merger was an 'ideological' solution looking for a problem, Willis says.
'Harry the nasty': World newspapers react to Harry and Meghan’s doco
The couple landed the front page on many world newspapers ... here's what they said.
New Zealand’s most googled searches for 2022
Search engine giant reveals what Kiwis were looking for this year.
Lee Suckling: Why representation on the screen isn't enough
'Minorities are not being invited into the corporate world as a collective.'
Help for parents to put controls on streaming services as new aid launched
A third of people surveyed said they did not use parental controls,
Black Ferns triumph shows the way to heal our social divisions
The Black Ferns showed us how to be united again. Where else can we find common ground?
Stuff strike: Reporters to walk off job, picket offices today over 'insult' offer
Reporters said they were putting off having children because they could not afford it.
Stuff journalists to strike after rejecting company’s 'slap in the face' pay offer
Union members overwhelmingly voted for industrial action today and will strike this week.
Fantasy fans exposed as owners of pro-war social media channel
Dungeons & Dragons fans run social media channel linked to Russian spies and mercenaries.
Israel Defence Minister: US investigating Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing
US launches investigation into fatal shooting of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
Strike action possible at Stuff: Boss chides reporters about leaking, leaked email reveals
The union wants pay rises to match inflation and the introduction of step pay scale.
Twitter drama too much? Mastodon, others emerge as options
Lesser-known sites such as Mastodon and even Tumblr offer alternatives amid the chaos.
‘Trailblazer’: Meghan honoured in 2022 'kind' list
The popular US magazine wanted to "shine a light" on inspirational people.
Willie Jackson: If Sky News Australia want to make racist commentary, they should stick to their culture
Willie Jackson says loud-mouthed Aussie out of line.
Power play: As uncertainty hangs heavy over TVNZ its boss has a message for the Govt
OPINION: TVNZ's Simon Power veered from the usual Showcase keynote script.
NZME downgrades earnings guidance, lifts dividend ratio
But the company has increased its dividend payout ratio.
New content and new look for BusinessDesk
BusinessDesk's new site will offer FundSource's trusted data, as part of a major expansion
I talk to my dead wife all the time: Advertising titan Maurice Saatchi on grief
Times: They were an '80s power couple. Then his life fell apart when she died.
Immigration, infrastructure, bickering politicians: How to fix a broken NZ
Asking the big questions on what it'll take to fix the big challenges facing the country.
'Defies belief': What Paul Henry really thinks of Breakfast
The former TV personality shared his thoughts on Breakfast's new look.
What are the 500 best albums?
Magazine recruits top music stars as judges and there's bound to be disputes.
The free speech conflict that faces Elon Musk as he takes over Twitter
How dangerous will Elon Musk be at the helm of Twitter?
'Greedy brat’: Fury at Harry’s book title bombshell
The title of Harry’s upcoming memoir has sparked a mix of confusion and excitement.
Russian celebrity raided by investigators
Surprise move on glamorous daughter of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s one-time boss.
National to reverse RNZ-TVNZ merger if voted in, spokeswoman says
Most of the 1000 submissions into the merger are against it, Melissa Lee says.
‘The world according to Fox’: A CEO’s vision gets tested in court
New York Times: She made Fox a lucrative brand. A defamation suit is testing her stategy.
Stuff employee 'horrified and offended' over restructure plans
An 'unbearable' meeting held today glossed over the potential job losses, staffer says.
A "ghost" and a "lettuce": UK PM Liz Truss source of jokes
Bets on whether Truss will outlast a head of lettuce; livestream of veg set up to watch.
Media firm Stuff proposes changes to newsrooms but won't say if jobs will be lost
Stuff is seeking feedback from staff about future changes.
RNZ-TVNZ merger: Govt expects to pay contractors $6m
Forecast puts the cost of branding alone at $3m.