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NZME secures exclusive radio rugby commentary rights
NZME has signed a four-year deal to deliver rugby radio commentary.
NZME says $30m share buyback to start April 4
The buyback programme would be for up to 21.4 million shares.
The Front Page: The biggest stories of the week recapped
It's been a big week for the NZ Herald podcasting team.
NZME close to ground-breaking deal with Google, issues new earnings guidance
Media company signs letter of intent with tech giant.
Lies, a fake defamation case, and blaming a relative: Zac Guildford's $100k theft laid bare
Zac Guildford has been revealed as the prominent sportsman who was facing fraud charges.
Jono & Ben's The Weak-End: PM's crisis and Struggle Street
Find out what the cost of living, Coronation Street and commentary all have in common.
NZME, 90% Project among the finalists dominating global media awards
NZME has been named as a finalist in 10 categories of the INMA Awards.
Kāinga Ora failed on 'political neutrality' in advertorial - review
"We can just act as though we don't know anything," one internal email read.
What NZME's strong balance sheet means for future investment
Path ahead balancing act between reinvesting in the business and returns for shareholders.
NZME shares jump on solid profit result, dividend news
Result in line with guidance.
Watch: A sweary dad, DJ Mallard and a crazy sheep - Jono and Ben's take on the week's news
Jono and Ben recap a big week of news.
Radio host's tear-jerking love letter to baby son
The Hits' Megan Papas pens a love letter to her baby son Bastian.
Deloitte Top 200 Award finalists named
The best of business in New Zealand set to be honoured in the annual Top 200 awards.
Best of summer: Where to find the country's top 10 playgrounds
The finalists have been revealed, but who will you vote for as the country's number one?
Summer questions: Michael Boggs - trust your gut instinct
The media industry will continue to be a force against misinformation, says Michael Boggs.
A letter to my 25-year-old self: By Mike Puru
The Hits host recommends honesty in relationships and more focus on finances.
'You can't have a heroine without a tragedy': Kiwi teen's legacy after death
Jemima wasn't defined by her cancer. But her response to it was "mind-blowing".
Breakfast wars: Tova O'Brien eyes Mike Hosking's talk radio crown in 2022
The battle for Kiwi ears and eyes is heating up.
NZ media seek approval to negotiate payment from Facebook and Google
Local media companies make their move to bargain with tech giants.
The 90% Project: Sky Tower becomes blue beacon for vaccination
Messages of encouragement are being shown on the side of the Sky Tower.
Obituary: Herald editor Peter Scherer
Obituary: Former NZ Herald editor, Peter Scherer, died in Auckland on Sunday, aged 84.
The 90% Project: NZME stars roll up their sleeves
NZME stars are supporting #rollupyoursleevesnz, let's get vaccinated! Let's get at least 90% of kiwis fully vaccinated against Covid-19 by Christmas. Video / NZME
Radio results: Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking breaks new audience records
Audience records continue to be broken across NZME stable.
This time it's different: NZME optimistic after solid first half result
NZME remains on the lookout for acquisitions
Executive changes at NZME ahead of first half result
Laura Maxwell has resigned with Carolyn Luey returning to the business.
NZME bolsters South Island commercial team
NZME has signalled growth in the South Island as a key strategic focus for the business.
NZME, Herald scoop trifecta of prestigious global media awards
NZME has continued its run of good form.
NZME fined $100,000 for NZX rule breaches
NZME, publisher of the NZ Herald, been fined $100,000 for NZX rule breaches.
NZME remains upbeat, sees continued profit growth
Chairman reveals two market discipline issues.
Icing on the cake! Centenarian's surprise NZ Herald crossword treat
Nola McKee's not only had a sporty life, she's also been an avid fan of crossword puzzles.
'You have one job': New youth-focused audio network set to launch
"Kick's music strength will be diversity, indicative of our audience's listening style."