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Mike and Kate: We're engaged
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Fane suspended for offensive rant
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$35,000 apology for Laws' attack on parents
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RNZ's Plunket may move to RadioLive
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Laws will not stand for Wanganui mayoralty again
Michael Laws is stepping down for family reasons, despite suggestions he could win again.
Record companies hail radio royalty hike
Radio bosses are singing the blues after a 58 per cent rise in the royalties music stations pay record companies and performers.
Media couple victims of bizarre banking scam
A "large Polynesian woman" has been pretending to be Kate Hawkesby's daughter in order to cash cheques worth thousands of dollars.
The Rock gathers up top radio awards
The Rock FM won top radio station in the 2010 NZ Radio awards announced last night.
Parents hit back at Laws' outburst
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Work proves just the ticket for Havoc
When Push Push came to shove shove, rocker-turned-broadcaster Mikey Havoc had to deal with almost $40,000 in parking fines and court costs.