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Media: Fair Go deal diminishes brand
A deal between a market researcher and Fair Go is bad for the consumer watchdog TV programme.
NZ Post plans to move into news
NZ Post has plans to move its directory service Localist to include editorial content such as news.
NZ Post gets Prince's birth date wrong
An embarrassing mistake has forced NZ Post to withdraw its royal wedding presentation stamp pack only a few weeks before Prince William, the second in line to the British throne, and Kate Middleton are married.
Stamps split Royal couple
Royal couple Prince William and Kate Middleton haven't tied the knot yet - but already they are being torn apart.
Media: Broadcasters strive to avoid ad clashes
Television bosses were in complex talks with advertisers yesterday to bring commercials back into their news schedules.
Yellow Pages agrees to hand over domain names to rival
Yellow Pages has agreed to hand over contested domain names to its up and coming directories rival Localist, in exchange for it dropping court action.
Yellow Pages chief exec Cotterill quits
Bruce Cotterill has stepped down as chief executive of Yellow Pages Group having completed a massive restructure and following the directory business's bankers seizing control last month.
NZ Post calls Yellow Pages cyber cheats
NZ Post is suing Yellow Pages, saying it is deliberately trying to divert online searches for NZ Post's new directory service to itself.
New Rugby NZ 2011 chairman named
Brian Roche, who took over as acting chairman of Rugby New Zealand (RNZ) 2011 Ltd last year, has been confirmed today as the organisation's chairman.
Sex-talk postie gets job back
Woman accuses mailman of sending rude texts ... and helping himself to her baking.
Treasury ready to advise on privatisation options
Treasury is sitting on advice to the government about options for selling state assets, and is just waiting to be asked to produce it.
<i>Editorial</i>: Open the SOE stable and let the foals thrive
The Labour Party's finance spokesman, David Cunliffe, raised some eyebrows last Thursday
Labour sees place for private capital in SOEs
The Labour Party has signalled a willingness to allow private capital into state-owned enterprises - at the subsidiary level.