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Focus: NZME’s 2019 financial results
Focus: NZME CEO Michael Boggs shares the news from the 2019 financial results plus the future prospects to acquire Stuff.
NZME pours resources back into pursuing Stuff
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Teuila Fuatai: The Cabinet needs to see beyond the public sector
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Editorial: A time when Our Heroes are needed - and made
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'National interest': Peters backs NZME bid to buy Stuff
NZ media in 'dire straits' and NZME bid to buy Stuff in the national interest: Peters.
Toni Street reveals her worst moment at work
The celebrity baker and Hits host opens up about her career.
From Egg Boy to Ihumātao: Cast your vote for the Herald's Our Heroes 2019
Vote for your top choice in Our Heroes 2019.
Anika Moa's 'dream' role with Charlize Theron
When Anika Moa talks about her dreams, she doesn't hold back.
Thanks for the memories: Leigh Hart prepares for final show
Leigh Hart opens up on leaving Hauraki, and why "terrible" radio made the best memories.
Jono and Ben to join NZME's Radio Hauraki
Duo with attitude will add further heft to star-studded line-up.
NZME executive Dean Buchanan exiting company
The NZME Group Director Entertainment departs on November 29.
Editorial: Fifteen years old - we've come a long way
EDITORIAL: A decade and a half of pushing boundaries and challenging established thinking.
'They are Us' Herald front page recognised at media awards
Front page was dedicated to those who had lost their lives in the Christchurch attacks.
Celebrity Treasure Island winner Sam Wallace: My rivals underestimated me
Hits host has no regrets about 'most remarkable' thing he's ever done.
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Anika Moa gets her first 'proper job'
The popular singer and entertainer says she's going to try working for a living.
ZM dominates airwaves and is now most popular music station for younger Kiwis
Swag of stars celebrating key milestone in battle for radio listeners.
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.
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.
NZ media and telcos ponder future
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Bullied for his mullet: Boy left in tears over haircut
Jamieson Waaka was bullied because of his mullet, but now everyone wants to be like him.
John Tamihere suing Mike Hosking, NZME for defamation
John Tamihere is seeking unspecified damages and costs.
NZ Herald continues 'phenomenal growth' streak
The Herald's daily readership has risen 18,000 to 477,000 people.
Business key part of Herald's premium digital subscription offering
An expanded BusinessDesk partnership will help drive a bigger menu of business journalism.
Experienced TV and radio boss joins NZME
Cliff Joiner is taking up a new role at NZME.
Focus: NZME financial result
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Is this NZ's smallest town?
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'The front wheel just locked': Lime scooter victim's warning
The Lime scooter the woman was riding had its front brake suddenly lock up on her.
BSA upholds radio's right to play 43-year-old Bob Dylan song
Here comes the story of a complaint 43 years in the making.