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Last straw: The foul act that ended Johnny Depp's violent marriage
Depp claims ex-wife Amber Heard turned him from "Cinderella to Quasimodo" .
Latest on MediaWorks TV sale - is US firm the buyer?
Negotiations for the sale of MediaWorks' TV arm are currently down to one buyer.
Magazine hope: Buyers emerge for Metro, North & South; Listener wait goes on
The deal could be announced as early as next week.
Damien Venuto: The big Kiwi spender that refuses to join Facebook boycotts
Why one influential group loves Facebook a little too much.
Why MediaWorks boss resigned
The MediaWorks boss talks to the Herald about leaving the business.
Johnny Depp and ex-wife Amber Heard arrive at Court
Johnny Depp and ex-wife Amber Heard arrive at London's High Court for legal showdown. Video / AP
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Meet more of the Herald's leading business news and analysis team.
Court decision over potential Stuff sale remains redacted
Judge says: 'Publication of such information would likely be harmful to Stuff.'
America's Cup case: Team NZ fights to contain 'scandalous allegations'
NZME was gagged from publishing or broadcasting details of a forensic accountancy report.
America's Cup media case: MBIE enters legal fight
NZME has formally responded to a gagging order.
Meghan's dangerous legal move
New bombshell documents reveal Meghan's take-no-prisoners approach.
Insolvency specialist joins TVNZ board
TVNZ is in the middle of a cost-cutting programme as the pandemic affects advertising.
Can Facebook weather the ad boycott?
More than 500 companies are officially boycotting Facebook.
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Top TV journalist faces drink-driving charge
TVNZ spokeswoman earlier told the Herald McIntyre had resigned for 'personal reasons'.
Pandemic papers: Ministers ignored Treasury warning about $50m media package
Treasury advised against cutting Kordia transmission fees. The Government ignored it.
Pandemic papers: Cabinet was warned 'several' media companies risked going bust
'Several entities are at serious risk of failure in the coming weeks and months'
NZME-Stuff rivalry set to heat up in post-Covid market
The gloves are off in the fight for news dominance. Plus: Kiwi mag set to return.
Up and Running: Campaign offering small businesses free billboard ads 'overwhelming' success
Praise for free advertising scheme for small businesses affected by lockdown.
Revealed: New radio station hitting NZ airwaves
NZME is making a deliberate strategic move on the airwaves.
Comment: Why one TV news reader makes sense
The Covid-19 hit has exposed some of the legacy problems with media.
After the Covid storm: Four NZ ad bosses on rebuilding the industry
The advertising industry has been hit hard by Covid-19. So what comes next?
One 6pm newsreader? Future of TVNZ co-anchors in doubt
TVNZ is considering going to a sole 6pm news anchor as it cuts 70 to 90 jobs this week.
Barbara Chapman named new chair of NZME
Former ASB CEO will resign another directorship to allow more time to focus on NZME.
Business Herald expands with premium new hires
New additions to the country's premier business reporting team.
Bauer boss to Listener subscribers: 'We're asking for forgiveness'
Meanwhile, the wait goes on for new editions.
Not out the woods: Bauer's NZ mags still up for sale
The future of Bauer's New Zealand magazines remains uncertain.
Listener, Woman's Weekly saved? New owner of Bauer magazines revealed
Sky TV founder linked to new owner of Bauer's magazine business.
TVNZ cuts necessary to 'safeguard the future' of broadcaster
State broadcaster TVNZ warns 90 jobs could be lost in bid to 'safeguard the future'.
Is the future of Te Karere Māori news on the line?
Te Karere is at risk of being restructured into a single Māori news service on Māori TV.
Stuff, Nine and NZME return to court over redacted material
Stuff and Nine argued that the material should not be released.