Mike Hosking is the king of breakfast radio.

In an excruciating live exchange, the oblivious interviewer spoke to the wrong person.

A radio host was already furious when a comedian stuck his tongue in her mouth.

Controversial radio DJ Jay-Jay Harvey says she feels "very ready now to move on".

An NZME radio station is coasting into the Coromandel just in time for summer.

Mediaworks has been fined by the BSA over a breach of privacy in an interview on The Rock.

Broadcaster and journalist Kate Hawkesby will host Newstalk ZB's Early Edition in 2018.

The controversial politician says media reports he's a bully are "a real hoot".

Australian radio host Kyle Sandilands' daily intake is pretty outrageous

Radio host looking 'to explore opportunities in the corporate world'.

Broadcasting Standards Authority to give the matter urgency.

Sacha French's $41k student loan has become $80k; now her workmates have paid it off.

Lloyd Scott will leave the state broadcaster in August.

Jay Jay Harvey says sorry for hoax Tom Cruise phone call to her Mediaworks colleagues.

Chris Schulz spends a morning with the slightly crazed ZM morning crew.

Robert Khan is the man behind one of NZ's most successful independent radio brands.

ZB, ZM, The Hits, Radio Sport among winners as NZME gains listeners in new radio survey.

It's the bromance that resulted in the most successful radio show in Australian history.

COMMENT: Digital content is a key strategy for the public broadcaster.

Breakfast host Mike Hosking explains what has kept the station at the top.

Leighton Smith recalls how life at Newstalk ZB wasn't all smooth sailing.

Polly Gillespie is not on air today after posting an eight-minute clip to Facebook detailing her contract dispute with NZME.

Norway switches off its FM radio network this week, but other nations have abandoned similar plans.

If you've never known what it feels like to have second hand embarrassment, you're about to.

Still heartbroken about the Hamish and Andy announcement? Here's some of the best shenanigans the boys got up to over the years.

Nicky Harrop reminisces Radio Hauraki, both on air and on screen as tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of our original pirate radio station.

Hamish and Andy have confirmed the popular duo will not return to their radio gig after 2017.

Broadcaster Gary McCormick is seeking legal advice after a stoush which ended with him entering the Koru Club - for which he is not a member.

Paul Henry's radio ratings have flat lined, with the broadcaster gaining just 900 new listeners and remaining firmly behind Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking Breakfast.

MediaWorks has confirmed to staff that two of its flagship shows will not return next year.