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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
NZME Chief Executive discusses NZME's financial result. / Michael Craig
Is this NZ's smallest town?
Discover the magic behind one of the southwest Waikato's best-kept secrets.
'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.
'Spur of the moment' snap wins Herald photo comp
The Herald received thousands of applications since the competition was launched.
Mata Mihinui: From Whakarewarewa pā to the 'NZ Herald'
Retiring "Herald" sub editor reflects on a life lived in both Māori and Pakeha worlds.
NZME wins key Auckland market in commercial radio survey
The Mike Hosking Breakfast Show continued to reign supreme.
Behind the Headlines: Meet the Herald's journalists
Watch: Meet some of the Herald's stable of expert reporters.
Firestorm: Herald's 9/11 cartoon goes viral among alt-right movement
The Herald cartoonist quashes rumours he was supporting right-wing activists.
Chronicle puts the 'H' in Whanganui
'One letter may seem small, it marks an incredibly important change.'
NZ Herald audience soars in latest Nielsen stats
The Herald brand now reaches a weekly audience of 1.67 million Kiwis.
'I'm so in love': Toni Street shows off first pic of son Lachie
Toni Street's third child was carried by surrogate mother, Sophie Braggins.
'If I had a dollar per click': Global reaction to Herald cartoon
He didn't quite expect the reaction the cartoon received online.
Newstalk ZB, Mike Hosking claim Auckland radio crown
NewstalkZB and breakfast host Mike Hosking claim the prestigious Auckland radio crown.
Weekend Herald soaring
The Weekend Herald readership has soared according to latest figures.
Global framework desirable for tech giants to address legal and privacy issues
After revelations of Facebook's data mining, Google is under fire for legal privacy issues
Martin Devlin to host new Newstalk ZB sports show
Broadcaster Martin Devlin will front a new sports show on Newstalk ZB
Barbara Chapman joins NZME board
The former ASB chief executive brings years of executive experience to the role.
NZME employment site YUDU launches
NZME's website for jobseekers, YUDU launches today.
Print still powerful: NZME mastheads post strong readership results
Nielsen results shows hundreds of thousands of Kiwis still love print.
New all-in-one property site to launch
NZME shaking up the property market with a one-stop online service.
Voyager Internet new sponsor for media awards
Voyager Internet has taken over as sponsor of New Zealand's premier media awards.
Peter Cullinane named new chairman of NZME
Peter Cullinane has been appointed as the new chairman of NZME.
Newstalk ZB retains top spot in commercial radio survey
Mike Hosking is the king of breakfast radio.