Radio New Zealand has confirmed big changes to its 'Morning Report' and 'Checkpoint' programmes.

Morning Report co-host Simon Mercep will follow his co-host and step down from the show when Geoff Robinson leaves in April.

Twelve Questions talks to Hauraki Breakfast Show host Jeremy Wells who has been on New Zealand TV screens since 1997.

Lawyers for John Tamihere sent letters to some of the corporate sponsors who pulled radio advertising in the fallout from a controversial Roast Busters interview.

They had a brawl in the toilets of a trendy London eatery 11 years ago, but the bad blood between Kiwi-born actor Russell Crowe and New Zealand expat businessman Eric Watson.

RadioLive host Duncan Garner has launched into an expletive-laden public rant against rival Newstalk ZB presenter Leighton Smith.

Robinson's calm voice in the mornings has practically defined the character of National Radio for as long as I can remember writes John Roughan.

Labour leader David Cunliffe says John Tamihere has a "snowflake's" chance of becoming a Labour candidate for the next election.

A RadioLive host has apologised for comments made to a woman who said she was raped as a 14-year-old, a day after two of his colleagues were pulled off air.

Matthew Hooton is so far right he sneeringly derides the National Government as communists, says Matt McCarten.

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.

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'.

Labour will be watching the government "like a hawk" over MediaWorks tax dispute because of past treatment for the media company which owns TV3 and RadioLive.

Millie Elder-Holmes is keeping her late father close to her heart.

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.