Wallace Chapman is a radio and TV broadcaster and fashion blogger who catches the bus but owns Louis Vuitton luggage.

Blogger Paul Casserly is reviewing the best in weekend radio, starting with 95bFM's excellent 'Carnival in Rio'.

One of the radio DJs linked to the suicide of a British nurse after a prank call is accusing her employer of failing to maintain a safe workplace.

TV and radio personality Hayley Holt is known as someone who enjoys a drink. Her announcement today that she is going to ease off the bottle will be welcomed by MediaWorks and Prime TV.

Radio host Hayley Holt was pulled off the air when bosses realised she had been affected by alcohol - two days after she appeared to fail a drugs test live on air.

MediaWorks' receivers at KordaMentha and management are fond of talking about business as usual at TV3, Four and its radio stations.

Sydney radio station 2Day FM has been accused of blocking the investigation into the royal prank call which preceded the suicide of a British woman.

He has long-aspired to have his own television talk show and has pitched himself to Hollywood heavyweights, now Paul Henry is getting his wish ... sort of.

The Radio Network's revamp of Radio Hauraki has encouraged chief executive Jane Hastings to pump up the volume for its other stations.

Like last year, the 2013 Radio Awards winners were announced via a webcast presentation. The Edge's Dominic Harvey and Matt Heath from Hauraki read the list of winners.

Radio DJ Dominic Harvey is continuing to field a backlash - even from his wife - about a tweet that connected child rape with a New Zealand X Factor contestant failing to progress to the next stage.

A radio host who used his show to bad-mouth a bar after being refused service, has been told he abused his position.

It's 9.30am, you've been at work since 5, and won't get home until 7.30pm: are you just dodging North Shore traffic?

The Edge DJ Dominic Harvey is facing a hail of criticism over a 'sexist' tweet saying it's hardly ever a good idea for women to rap.

Radio New Zealand is looking at going to video again, writes John Drinnan. The public broadcaster is working on a proposal to turn Parliament Television - broadcast on Sky and Freeview - into a Kiwi state-owned version of America's C-span.

Kevin Black's former friends and colleagues share some of their fondest memories.

Plans for a funeral and public tribute to Sir Paul Holmes will be announced in the next day or so, says the broadcaster's family.

Abruptly the peace is shattered by a screaming hysterical male voice, gabbling at 200 words a minute about current bargains, writes Bob Jones.

When firebrand Republican senator Ted Cruz went on conservative Laura Ingraham's radio show last week, the topic of conversation swiftly turned to Barack Obama.

Controversial radio talkback host Michael Laws is leaving the air waves to teach school children, letting the news slip accidentally during a radio broadcast.

Howard Stern wants Lena Dunham to know he thinks she is more than a “talentless little fat chick”.

Your formative years were spent at St Patrick's College in Silverstream. What has Catholicism ingrained in you?

Charlotte Ryan is leaving bFM for a new job on the Mediaworks stations KiwiFM and Radio Live.