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Andrew Barnes: NZ politicians should own up to their mistakes

The Government will claim its wins but not own up to its mistakes, writes Andrew Barnes.

Paul Catmur: Do we really want the country to be run like a business?

OPINION: Paul Catmur muses on what Christopher Luxon might bring to the table.

Breakfast wars: Tova O'Brien eyes Mike Hosking's talk radio crown in 2022

The battle for Kiwi ears and eyes is heating up.

Mark Richardson the MP? Presenter reveals he is pursuing politics

Richardson said being on the AM Show "lit a fire under his backside."

Damien Venuto: Three media storylines to follow in 2022

We stand on the precipice of some major shifts in the media landscape.

Sasha Borissenko: When law firms value profit over people

Sasha Borissenko offers her take on the scandals plaguing the legal industry.

How TikTok keeps you watching

New York Times: TikTok is the most successful video app in the world.

How a little-known Kiwi ad agency landed the Allbirds account

A little Wellington agency has been with Allbirds from the start.

Media v tech giants: Minister urges Google, Facebook to come to negotiating table

Faafoi supports appropriate commercial arrangements to allow media firms to be sustainable

Duncan Greive: Why local media is seeking a deal with Google and Facebook

Google and Facebook create almost no content themselves.

NZ media seek approval to negotiate payment from Facebook and Google

Local media companies make their move to bargain with tech giants.

'Phenomenal': Newstalk ZB, NZ Herald audiences at record levels

Platforms across the NZME stable are reaching more people than ever before.

Netflix turns its attention to films it hopes everyone wants to see

New York Times: Streaming service trying to make blockbusters normally seen in theatres.

Two Fox News contributors quit in protest of Tucker Carlson's January 6 special

New York Times: Two stars of Fox News have decided they've had enough.

Opinion: We need to remember what New Zealand represents to the world

Work will have to be done to ensure New Zealand lives up to its brand values after Covid.

Premium: Doof Doof owner Jo Warren cooking up catering success

Jo Warren, owner of movie catering business Doof Doof, along with her husband Mark Reihana tells their story of starting with a small food truck to becoming the main caterers for many major TV and film jobs in New Zealand. Video / Sylvie Whinray