Newsreader Natasha Exelby has paid a high price for her weekend blooper.

At least 11 companies have dropped O'Reilly over a series of sexual harassment allegations

Chronic self-doubt stars in a new series, writes Gracie Taylor.

TVNZ's director of content Jeff Latch has resigned from the broadcaster after 23 years.

Staff today learn of new proposal that would mean job losses at the national broadcaster.

Weta Digital's chief operating officer says he's a support player.

New Zealand's favourite soap is on the hunt for its newest (and littlest) cast member - a newborn baby.

Digital recording platform TiVo will no longer be available in New Zealand from October.

COMMENT: The mini-series format is where the show's real strength lies, and why it promises addictive viewing.

Te Radar presents an obscure patchwork of NZ history.

The Project had a fair few stuff-ups in its first run, but the crew recovered masterfully.

Shortland Street's 'penis-gate' episode has gone global thanks to its unlikely cliffhanger.

COMMENT: The Spinoff's Calum Henderson watched a live dress rehearsal for The Project, and predicts the 7pm curse will soon be broken.

Your smart TV might be monitoring what you're saying, watching and doing.

Source: Three

The O.C star has a warning for young women after saying her erratic behaviour was due to her drink being spiked.

With so many millennials watching videos on online these days, Disney's Freeform cable network tried something new with the premiere of Beyond.

Former 1 News reporter Matt McLean is joining the Breakfast team to replace Sam Wallace who is leaving the show.

A former producer on The Apprentice says the show was a "scam" designed to make the world believe Donald Trump was a successful businessman.

The woman who had an affair with Seven's CEO says the situation was "killing me" and begged to "be fired".

New allegations emerge of Channel 7 boss Tim Worner having affairs with four other workmates have been alleged by a former employee.

A network chief exec has been caught in an affair with his assistant despite allegedly paying her off to the tune of $100,000.

COMMENT: 2016 might be looked back on as the year television finally acknowledged that the good times wouldn't last forever.

TV3 has said sorry five years after secretly filming woman in inaccurate story for now-cancelled Campbell Live.

Having already added offline downloads, Netflix has announced another change to its streaming service, which will change how subscribers make decisions.

Popular Story host fails to appear on last night's show after telling newspaper her schedule left her 'exhausted'.

COMMENT: The implications for NZ on Air are stark. They simply cannot keep funding programming if the audience is no longer watching it.

Sky TV has filed High Court action, alleging the media companies breached the pay TV firm's copyright in the its use of rugby video footage.

US media will be asking themselves how and why they failed so badly, writes John Drinnan.

Mediaworks has confirmed reports of staffing shake ups, a new weeknight show and a new morning show.