With good reason, companies have always been sensitive about protecting the good name of their brands. But now more than ever, judging by the stampede from RadioLive.

It is the job Tony Veitch has always wanted. And, now that he's got it, Veitch says it will mean as much to those who stood by him during darker days as it does to him.

You'd have to ask him. I'd be kidding myself if I thought I could try and make people think one thing or another

Duncan Garner and Sean Plunket have lifted RadioLive but the talk radio station is struggling to climb out of a ratings trough.

Australian radio station 2Day FM say they have phone records showing they attempted to gain permission to air the now infamous royal prank call.

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

The nurse who died last year after a prank call by two Australian DJs to a London hospital left a note saying their action had led to her suicide.

What’s a former All Black, TV star and multimillionaire entrepreneur doing hosting a mainstream breakfast radio show? Marc Ellis tells Alan Perrott why he can’t stand still.

RadioLive has taken a big hit in the latest Auckland radio ratings, losing about 40 per cent of its audience.

Former All Black Marc Ellis was in hospital for days after stitches in his leg became infected when he used a sauna.

Broadcasting great Kevin Black will be farewelled at a service in Auckland today after his death last week of a suspected heart attack.

Beastie Boys contributor Mix Master Mike has been called in to help Radio Hauraki say goodbye to legendary DJ Kevin Black.

The humour of trail-blazing broadcaster Kevin Black is again filling New Zealand's airwaves in tribute after his sudden death.

New Zealand has lost its second prominent broadcaster in a month, with the sudden death of former Radio Hauraki breakfast host Kevin Black at age 69.

Reality TV queen Julie Christie is tipped for a role overseeing MediaWorks, including TV3, Four and half the commercial radio industry.

This editorial was published on December 19, 2008. Sir Paul later told the Herald he was moved by what was written.

Hosking cosies up to the PM, Wallace Chapman returns to advertorial, the future of Fairfax's Auckland Now and Maori TV launches a website.

Sir Paul Holmes has been officially knighted in a special investiture ceremony at his Hawkes Bay home this afternoon.

Radio New Zealand ceo Peter Cavanagh confirmed today he will be leaving at the end of the year and has apologised for his decision being revealed by NZ Herald.

An urgent knighthood ceremony has been arranged for Sir Paul Holmes next week because of concerns about his health.

Just say yes and go with it, says Sir Paul Holmes. The broadcaster, journalist and author has been made a knight in the New Year Honours.