Marcus Lush says "people would be horrified" to learn the salaries paid at TVNZ.

Toni Street has something to say about the Seven Sharp "chairgate" sexism slur.

TVNZ has said it will fight for broadcast rights to the next America's Cup

Attitude Pictures is kicking the stigma around disability, Dan Buckingham explains.

With three months until the election, a poll shows National is in a strong position.

Auckland schools are taking desperate measures, even building houses, to recruit teachers.

Labour and Greens' deal to work together has not affected their broadcast funding.

Police are still searching for those responsible for an Upper Hutt woman's slaying.

Viewers are being urged to boycott a TV remake because of "whitewashing".

TVNZ news anchor will now moonlight as a frontman for another media organisation.

Veteran TVNZ broadcaster calls it a day.

COMMENT: TV, radio bosses depart, and a Commerce Commission delay creates a log jam.

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

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

An American diplomat wanted by police after an incident in Lower Hutt is unlikely to face trial.

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

Mike King's appearance at the piggery near Levin helped in the campaign to ban on sow crates.

TVNZ posted a 6.2 per cent decline in first-half earnings as advertising revenue fell faster than operating costs.

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

New figures show state broadcaster TVNZ has spent more than $2 million in the last two financial years on "early termination" payments to top presenters and other newsroom staff

One of the widows of Saturday's Kaipara Harbour boating tragedy has revealed she has terminal cancer.

A "cluster of detectives grabbed my phone" after she was suspected of live tweeting details of the case from court in Brisbane.

The Government has shaken up the way political parties can broadcast their messages, after compulsory election broadcasts failed to inspire voters.

Popular Shortland Street star Amelia Reid-Meredith, who plays Bella Durville, has announced she is leaving the soap opera after six years.

TVNZ is set to abandon more than 40 years of history this weekend, as it farewells the TV One brand.

TVNZ today announced a brand overhaul in which it will abandon more than 40 years of history to rename TV One to TVNZ 1. It will

The highest paid employee earned over $1 million for the year, while three others are paid in excess of $550,000.

TVNZ's refitted headquarters was jokingly referred to as the "newest nightclub in downtown Auckland."

Free-to-air TV won't face such dramatic upheaval as the print media, believes TVNZ head of television Jeff Latch.

A refit of TVNZ's headquarters needed after land was sold for the convention centre-for-pokies deal has blown out by more than $23 million.