The associate editor of The Indian Times on why he believes the media ignores the quarter of our population not born here – and why both parties lose as a result.
Until the sudden closure of Bauer Media, Simon Farrell-Green was the editor of HOME, New Zealand's oldest architecture magazine. Here he explains what comes next.
The Herald reported this morning that MediaWorks was on the verge of selling its TV assets to US TV giant Discovery – but it appears the story may have been premature.
In 2014, Duncan Greive was invited to interview Dan Carter on the back of the All Black's spokesmodelling gig for Jockey underwear.
Noel Edmonds is a British TV legend with a 50 year career in broadcasting. So why did he move to Matakana and launch a radio station?
Todd Scott hosted Lotto in the 90s. He ended up running NZ's most famous business newspaper. And now things have got really weird.
The Hobbit Law went too far, but this is a big step towards creating fairer working conditions, writes the actors' union president.
For athletes, journalists can seem distrustful and irrelevant. But they also help to build legends.
Last night New Zealand witnessed one of the most exhilarating, confronting political stories to air on national television.
When Stuff’s parent company Nine sold up in a management buyout, the sale price for the whole business was $1.
The big media companies just want to get married. Duncan Greive makes the case for dozens of divorces instead.
Duncan Greive assesses an extraordinary morning for New Zealand’s media.
A bill is currently being read in parliament that could radically shift employee rights in our screen and gaming industries.
All the illustrations and animations in one place.
NZME asked the commerce commission for urgent approval to buy Stuff for $1. Minutes later, Stuff’s owner said it was no longer in talks with NZME.
A newly established position in our commercial team.
For the past week, we’ve been showcasing our picks from the 48Hours Lockdown. Today, we’ve got the awards special AND the winners to show you.
