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Review: This Town is funny but you won’t always be laughing
It's billed as 2020's feel good Kiwi comedy, but how dark does this gentle romcom really get?
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It's billed as 2020's feel good Kiwi comedy, but how dark does this gentle romcom really get?
Won't somebody, please, think of the children?!
A new EP from an unknown Auckland singer ignited a bidding war before she’d released a single. Today her debut single ‘Call You Out’ is released, with eerie parallels to Lorde’s rise.
In quitting the social media giant, Stuff has taken a risk. But the gamble is not as big as it may seem.
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.
The country's fifth biggest site overall, Stuff has made the move 'in the context of the international Boycott Facebook movement'.
With the collapse of Bauer NZ resulting in Australian magazines flooding our shelves, Wendyl Nissen looks back at her battle to get homegrown content given the star billing it deserved. Thanks …
Either they are very difficult to sell, or they are worth very little, or Bauer simply doesn't care what it gets for them.
The Fold's very first guest is back to tell Duncan Greive how she pulled off the media deal of the year.
The head of production house Pango Productions lays out his vision for the future of Māori media – and there's no place for Māori Television in it.
Outsized egos, rigid class systems and bathroom cubicle crying sessions – a New Zealander looks back on her time on the frontlines of a deeply dysfunctional culture.
As the Minister for Māori development faces the music for a poorly-received Māori media sector review, new and contradictory details are emerging.
Everywhere he looks, David Farrier sees photos of his stock model doppelgänger. And so he decided to track him down.
As the American media giant comes under fire for its treatment of POC contributors, it's time to talk about the whiteness of food media in Aotearoa.
A review of Māori media has recommended news be centralised at Māori Television. Many in the sector are deeply alarmed by the idea.
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.
