MediaWorks

A few months ago MediaWorks' news and talk radio stocks looked in tatters. Now they've gone and hired the biggest star in TV news.  

A New Zealand survey found that a majority of students studying HR would be unlikely to raise the matter if they themselves witnessed sexual harassment.

'I would like to unreservedly apologise on behalf of MediaWorks for MediaWorks’ failures over the past years.'

Need a refresher on the who, what and why of local gossip? We're here to help.

Three’s parent company Discovery is in talks to merge with AT&T’s media assets, with huge implications for New Zealand.

With commercial radio culture under a microscope, Alex Casey assembles a list of on air scandals from the last two decades. 

Duncan Greive talks to Cam Wallace about Magic Talk, The Rock and the future of commercial radio.

Lawyer and commentator Kingi Snelgar has some programming recommendations for a stellar Waitangi Day line-up.

Since the latest round of open racism on talkback radio, is it time the format was completely written off?

Vodafone and Kiwibank have suspended advertising on the radio station as talkback host John Banks is taken off air after yet another racist outburst.

The pandemic put unbearable pressure on New Zealand’s media, but also saw it gain larger and more engaged audiences than ever before.

Making his film-writing and directing debut in the tele-film Toke, Kewana Duncan talks about the influences and experiences that got him here and how to avoid playing into Māori stereotypes. 

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.

Criticism over new 'two-tier' welfare payments, National announces reshuffle, and a day of differing fortunes in the media world.

Duncan Greive assesses an extraordinary morning for New Zealand’s media.