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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
Some signs of a recovery in the advertising market as NZME grows digital subscriptions.
'Thought I was going to be raped,' Feeney tells jury
More FM host says she was groped by taxi driver during a ride home from Ponsonby.
Taxi driver on trial accused of groping radio host
"Can you trust what she says? The defence says absolute not," accused's lawyer claims.
Stuff earnings slide 24 per cent
The Australian-owned publisher contributed EBITDA of A$28 million.
Sky TV scores naming rights to Wellington's stadium
Wellington's stadium has a new sponsor.
Hosking: TVNZ's in trouble - blame yourselves, not Google
COMMENT: No one wants to watch bird documentaries and long-format interview specials.
Eight journalists sought as part of $1 million pilot scheme
Eight journalists are being sought to work as local democracy reporters across NZ.
NZME nabs top talent from MediaWorks
Three high-profile radio sales specialists join NZME from MediaWorks.
New York Times demotes editor after Twitter controversy as paper takes fire from left, right and within
The NYT demoted one of its editors as punishment for sparking controversy on Twitter.
'Storm hacker': Police charge man who allegedly leaked Vector customer info
Vector claimed an unknown hacker accessed personal customer information last April.
Blogger's 'malicious, misogynistic' harassment of former MP, business people
The blogger conducted "several campaigns of harassment" against influential people.
Playboy bares its soul in latest relaunch
Playboy is making some big changes in the latest relaunch of the magazine.
Man found dead in Auckland creek was estranged from family
Murray Mason was found face down in a creek in Auckland Domain.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: How Jacinda Ardern bypasses the media
COMMENT: The media is frustrated with the PM and her office.
Trolls taunt Meghan's latest do-good attempt
Angry fans are making it clear they much prefer William and Kate to the Sussexes.
More changes coming to your Sky TV service
Sky has announced a number of tweaks to the Sky Box interface.
'Humiliated and worthless': TV reporter forgives homophobic K Rd attacker
A Newshub reporter and his friend were attacked after celebrating Pride Week.
Name suppression database comes with dangers, lawyers warn
The Justice Minister's proposal for a suppression registry could be risky, lawyers warn.
'People don't buy sustainable products' - Allbirds founder Tim Brown
The wool industry provides an excellent case study on why sustainability alone can't win.
Comment: Thumbs up for BP. It's great at marketing and, greenwashing
Comment: The latest charm offensive by the fuel companies to win our hearts.
Hell fake meat stunt: MPI launches investigation
The Ministry of Primary Industries is investigating the controversial pizza chain.
Grace Millane case: Google 'giving NZ the middle finger'
Andrew Little says Google response to breaking name suppression is contemptible.
He said he protected students in a school shooting; then the truth emerged
"I barricaded the door with desks and tables and shut the lights," the 'teacher' said.