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NZ Rugby denies conflict of interest after acquiring Sky shares
New Zealand Rugby has defended its stake in Sky.
Sky confirms massive All Blacks, Super Rugby deal
The announcement marks another round in the ongoing battle for NZ sports rights.
Sky fightback sees it keep Cricket World Cup rights
Sky is far from giving up the fight for cricket.
The streaming mess: Why six subscriptions could become a norm
Welcome to the great unbundling.
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TVNZ boss Kevin Kenrick earned over $1.5 million in the 2019 financial year.
Comment: Who's to blame for Spark Sport woes? Apparently, you are
Comment: Spark has pointed a lot of fingers throughout its streaming woes.
Comancheros case: Accused media personality, lawyer, accountant argue for secrecy
Police allege millions of dollars was laundered by those connected to the gang.
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Kiwi vaping companies band together to fight Govt restrictions
The vaping industry is looking to fight back against negative media sentiment.
Spark stock recovers after early morning drop
Spark shares have lifted to even higher than they were on Friday.
Digital advertising is terrible. So what's being done to fix it?
Hundreds of millions are spent on terrible digital ads every year.
Watch: Vodafone's tear-jerker shows what 5G can do
Vodafone wants Kiwis to understand that 5G is already here.
Aussie media exec spitballs bold scheme for TV in NZ
An idea out of Australia could have a big impact on the local market.
$20m Kiwi alcohol advertising account up for grabs
The Herald understands four media agencies are in the running.
Newstalk ZB dominance continues in latest radio ratings
Mike Hosking is still the king of commercial radio.
Forbes named 99 men and only one woman on its list of 'most innovative leaders'
Forbes admitted its methodology was flawed.
Block NZ winners 'heartbroken' for fellow stars 'but no sharesies, sorry'
The couple said there was no plans to share the money with the other teams.
The Block NZ: Third apartment sells for reserve after TV auction
The sale price was below reserve, meaning the couple walk away with no profit.
Hosking: Do or die time for Spark Sport's RWC coverage
COMMENT: Spark has taken something that was dear to us (rugby) and changed the rules.
How are you reading this article? Neuroscientists have figured it out.
Neuroscientists wanted to take a look inside the brains of Kiwi newspaper readers.
New editor takes the wheel at Driven
New editor has vast experience in the world of automotive journalism.
NZ Herald readership soars to record levels
Herald's weekly brand audience has surged to 1.72 million - a new high.
Google to pay $267m for harvesting data of kids under 13
Google has been watching your kids watching YouTube.
Another MediaWorks exec to depart
This follows the departure of Andrew Szusterman.
Students v landlord: Mag cover displays abusive email
Controversial cover triggers memories of the same magazine's 2018 "menstruation issue".
'Devastated': Radio star Jay-Jay Feeney speaks out
Baljeet Singh, 29, was acquitted by a jury today.
Taxi driver found not guilty of groping radio host
A jury has reached a verdict in the trial of a taxi driver accused of indecent assault.
Fox News' Neil Cavuto rebukes Trump for slamming network
Fox News host delivers scorching rebuke on to President Donald Trump's recent criticism.
Jury retires in Jay Jay Feeney case
A jury is considering whether an Auckland taxi driver indecently assaulted a radio host
Behind the Headlines: Meet the Herald journalists bringing you the news
The Herald takes you inside the newsroom to meet some of our team.
NZME's balancing act for growth shows promise
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