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Forecast puts the cost of branding alone at $3m.
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Media bosses fear the new public media entity gives government too much control.
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Media bill needs to withstand 'Trump' test - submission
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Opinion: The problem with Willie Jackson's finger-wagging on TVNZ-RNZ merger
The TVNZ and RNZ merger roared to life this week.
Ardern, Luxon, Seymour: NZ business elite rank politicians
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Newstalk ZB and Hosking number one again; The Hits, Hauraki, Flava, Gold gain listeners
Newstalk ZB remains number one – and Hosking reaches the largest breakfast audience.
Opinion: Can a small country like NZ really do anything about climate change?
What role can New Zealand play in fighting climate change?
Royal funeral: What comes after mourning for the UK?
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The war in Ukraine is just the latest in a series of blunders made by Putin.
Netflix vs TVNZ vs Three: Are we watching the death of Kiwi TV?
Kiwis are streaming their favourite shows online and spending less time on linear TV.
Te wiki o te reo Māori: What businesses are doing
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Prince Andrew 'told everyone he was happy' with trainwreck interview: Emily Maitlis
Times: Maitlis is surprisingly positive about the prince, having eviscerated him on air.
'I shouldn't have stormed off': Piers Morgan on Meghan, long Covid and Twitter wars
Financial Times: Morgan has weathered four National Disgraces so far. He's not sorry.
Unfair Go: Popular TV show pinged over 'inaccurate' episode
Company featured in episode complained to Broadcasting Standards Authority.
TVNZ profit drops $51m as operating costs surge
Content costs increased 33 per cent as production picked after years of delays.
Prince Charles edits British black newspaper The Voice
Prince Charles 'touched' to edit a special edition of the newspaper The Voice.
NZ Herald celebrates biggest audience in its 158-year history
More than 2.26 million Kiwis engage with NZ Herald's print and digital content each week.
Google launches News Showcase in NZ, will offer glimpse behind paywalls
Google News Showcase will highlight curated content from news partners.
Australian news site tells Lachlan Murdoch: Sue us already
New York Times: Murdoch accused small news organisation of defaming him.
NZME half-year profit jumps 37pc
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'First-rate': NZ Herald wins Website and News App of the Year at Voyager Media Awards
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Māori tokenism in ads: Is it causing more harm than good?
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Convenience or curse: Is Uber's '$1.2b impact' worth it for NZ?
Uber is undoubtedly convenient - but at what cost?