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Sex, drugs and literature: NZ's oldest student magazine marks 100 years

The magazine has been central to student politics and social change.

TVNZ reporter reflects on whirlwind years as European correspondent

The hard-working journalist and her whānau are now busy rebuilding their lives.

NZ on Air-Film Commission merger plan scrapped; 'My phone blew up': Scammers target McRoberts

RNZ plans to ditch youth brand; Sunday TV ad ban latest; A new Spinoff editor.

'A great ride': Rich-lister exits The Platform; Sean Plunket takes 100% ownership

Plunket expresses 'gratitude to the Wright family for what they have done for journalism'.

NZME chairman Steven Joyce buys more shares in the company

Steven Joyce's share purchase comes after director Jim Grenon also topped up his holding.

'Saint Sinead' loses love: Angry Stuff journalists target CEO; RNZ boss on Morning Report's location

NZME has 'a bit to prove', says leading analyst, following publisher's half-year results.

Remarkable TVNZ turnaround: From a big loss to profit - and a dividend for taxpayers

'Very proud' - TVNZ profit follows $41.2m cost-cutting, including loss of shows.

'Disgraceful': Angry Stuff staff strike over 'insulting' pay offer after firm's 'secret' Trade Me payday

More than 140 journalists walk off the job: 'The hypocrisy is staggering.'

Traitors twist: Paul Henry pulls out; RNZ morning moves - mimicking Mike?; ANZ's media agency review

Council angers local agencies over creative contract; leadership moves at top ad firms.

Facebook's hidden sign: The Kiwi Marketplace founder with a powerful message for NZ business

'Tech companies are trained from birth to never be complacent because ... you die.'

Revealed: Paul Henry's text to Govt minister over TVNZ board and The Chase host roles

Pre-eminent broadcaster sought approval to host game show.

IRD debt: Regional media firm calls in administrators; more than 20 jobs up in air

'It’s a s*** sandwich and there’s no butter,' says one source but there is, in fact, hope.

Taxpayers help save popular reality TV shows; TVNZ board member Paul Henry set to host Three show

NZ on Air agrees to funding of The Traitors and Celebrity Treasure Island for first time.

Washington Post: Global fact-checking faces challenges as Meta, Google scale back efforts

OPINION: Fact-checkers say political fact-checking is in retreat globally.

'Kiwi TV gold': Beloved primetime show to become movie, Hobbit actor cast

Simpler times: Remember Sunday nights in the 80s watching this show?

'Cruel': Bald ad slammed; Omitted Ruby Tui in World Cup ad; $2.5m public funds – Shorty St saved

Is MediaWorks' owner up for sale? A new RNZ executive role to help focus on radio ratings.