The finalists include an investigation into patient care at Nelson Hospital, an exclusive interview with former Police Commissioner Andrew Coster and the breakdown in New Zealand’s relationship with the Cook Islands.
New Zealand
1:00pm
But the proportion of Kiwis actively avoiding news rose five per centage points to 78% – the highest level since the survey began.
Politics
Wed, Apr 15
The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including why now’s the time to get the flu jab, and what made a controversial influencer storm out of an interview.
Health
Tuesday 8:50am
The veteran broadcaster became emotional talking about the brain cancer charity he is competing for on the show.
Entertainment
Mon, Apr 13
The messaging from China’s Communist government may once have been dogmatic and rigid - not anymore.
World
Sun, Apr 12
Three years on from co-hosting a momentous World Cup, Ferns defender Michaela Foster wished the games got wider coverage.
Business
Fri, Apr 10
Remember the iPod? It's making a quiet comeback. Four years after Apple killed off its digital music player, second-hand sales are surging.
Life
Thu, Apr 9
An internal email sent to staff – signed by board chair Steven Joyce and chief executive Michael Boggs – outlined NZME's response and review "key findings".
Police have just released two pages of emails between Richard Chambers and producer Karen Rutherford.
Crime and Justice
The broadcast star said nothing in her $100 million, 10-year contract with radio giant ARN should have led her to be fired just for refusing to work with Sandilands.
Wed, Apr 8
It was the first time in two months Savannah had returned to anchor the show since her mother Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her home in Tucson, Arizona.
Tue, Apr 7
"The pain is real. I’ve got no movement. It’s awful," said Today reporter Taylor Haynes after the incident.
Fri, Apr 3
ACT has a private member's bill to abolish the Broadcasting Standards Authority, which Peters hinted his party would support.
Wed, Apr 1
Harry and the six other claimants are seeking a "substantial award of damages, including aggravated damages".
Court documents seen by RNZ allege Garner drove a car in Auckland on March 10 while his licence was suspended.
Tue, Mar 31
The news publisher announced the loss of 30 jobs and that the plant would shut down in 2027, with print operations moving to Christchurch.
Thu, Mar 26
Judge David Clark found all three affirmative defences raised by the defendants — truth, honest opinion, and responsible communication — were proven.
Tue, Mar 24
The strike is set for 11am on Wednesday in Australia and expected to impact live broadcasts on both television and radio.
Mon, Mar 23
Sandilands had his AU$100 million (NZ$120 million) contract torn up by ARN after an on-air bust-up with co-host Jackie "Jackie O" Henderson ended their time together on their KIIS FM show.
A federal judge agreed to block the enforcement of a policy limiting news reporters’ access to the Pentagon, agreeing with The New York Times that portions of the new rules are unlawful.
Sat, Mar 21
Sandilands confirmed KIIS FM parent company ARN had terminated his contract on Wednesday morning.
Wed, Mar 18
The former radio broadcaster revealed all about the crash on social media.
Tue, Mar 17
The British national broadcaster argued that the court did not have jurisdiction, nor could Trump show that the BBC intended to misrepresent him.
Australia's media regulator said the show's parent company had lost control of the content the controversial show produced.
"This is an open meeting, [and] it's all available online. It’s not stealth or dishonesty, it’s all out there for anyone to see," Marlborough councillors said.
Tue, Mar 10
