NZME shares jump on solid profit result, dividend news
Result in line with guidance.
Result in line with guidance.
Jono and Ben recap a big week of news.
The Hits' Megan Papas pens a love letter to her baby son Bastian.
The best of business in New Zealand set to be honoured in the annual Top 200 awards.
The finalists have been revealed, but who will you vote for as the country's number one?
The media industry will continue to be a force against misinformation, says Michael Boggs.
The Hits host recommends honesty in relationships and more focus on finances.
Jemima wasn't defined by her cancer. But her response to it was "mind-blowing".
Messages of encouragement are being shown on the side of the Sky Tower.
Obituary: Former NZ Herald editor, Peter Scherer, died in Auckland on Sunday, aged 84.
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Audience records continue to be broken across NZME stable.
NZME remains on the lookout for acquisitions
Laura Maxwell has resigned with Carolyn Luey returning to the business.
NZME has signalled growth in the South Island as a key strategic focus for the business.
NZME has continued its run of good form.
Nola McKee's not only had a sporty life, she's also been an avid fan of crossword puzzles.
"Kick's music strength will be diversity, indicative of our audience's listening style."
One complaint said: It's unnecessary ... it will make English language 'inferior'.
Extraordinary news events of the past 12 months have seen audiences flock to the Herald.
There is cause for cautious optimism in NZME's full-year result.
Media company expects a return to dividend payments from July.
Barry heads back to radio to host The Hits' Pick-Up show in 2021.
What will it take for the company to maintain its strong run, asks Duncan Bridgeman.
NZME is set to update the market on its numbers and strategic vision.
Improved forecast driven by better than expected revenue recovery from Covid crisis.
Paul Maher will take up the role in early 2021.
Fast-food operator will be the only commercial voice on Flava's Drive Show.