The public broadcaster has reopened its voluntary redundancy scheme, previously run in 2025/26, as a first step in the process.
New Zealand
3:27pm
"The interpretation that some have put on this is simply not correct, and the Japanese ambassador has made that clear as well."
World
2:03pm
The government's proposed laws will push companies to strike commercial deals with news organisations to use the publishers' content on their platforms.
Thursday 2:25pm
MediaWorks is behind some of New Zealand's biggest commercial radio brands, including The Rock, More FM, The Breeze, Mai and The Edge.
Business
Wed, Aug 12
Sydney Towle, a social media content creator who projected enduring optimism as she chronicled her life with a rare form of cancer, has died, according to her family.
Health
Fri, Aug 7
The shock-jock claimed multiple threatening letters were left at his office following his high-profile exit from KIIS FM.
Entertainment
Mon, Aug 3
"I have never sexually assaulted anyone in my entire life. These claims are absolutely and categorically false," Leto, 54, said in a statement.
Thu, Jul 30
Members of Stuff Digital's live news and commissioning teams were called into meetings today regarding the proposed changes.
Wed, Jul 22
The odd moment came during an interview where Barnaby Joyce defended One Nation leader Pauline Hanson over her meeting with a controversial far-right UK activist.
Tue, Jul 21
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the president is aware of the situation, which she described as “unfortunate” and “a disgrace".
Fri, Jul 17
The divisive broadcaster and former TVNZ board member explains, in his own words, why he's joining the ACT Party ticket.
Politics
Tue, Jul 14
ACT has announced high-profile broadcaster Paul Henry will stand for the party at November's election.
Research shows voters use trusted public figures as cues when forming political opinions, write Andrea Carson and Finley Watson.
Tue, Jun 30
In a video published on his YouTube channel, the veteran Australian broadcaster spoke about the power of free speech and ability for his audience to make up their own minds.
Crime and Justice
Fri, Jun 26
Students at Ara Institute of Canterbury told 1News they received a text saying a bomb threat had been made toward the school, and they had to evacuate immediately.
Tue, Jun 23
Fears that future TVs could arrive with no New Zealand content by default have prompted the requirements to preload local streaming apps.
Fri, Jun 19
Football legend Sir David Beckham's eldest son has featured in a new World Cup advert which appears to allude to ongoing family tensions.
Wed, Jun 17
The former National Party strategist will step into the role later this month, replacing outgoing editor-in-chief Tracy Watkins.
Mon, Jun 15
An HBO documentary about former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern, has been named best documentary at the Documentary Emmy Awards.
Fri, May 29
"We remain pro-immigration. We oppose any kind of debate that is a populist bidding war not based on fact," says the deputy prime minister.
Sun, May 24
TVNZ was recognised across the board at the 2026 New Zealand Media Awards.
Sat, May 23
The board said his exit was planned months ago but the announcement was brought forward amid "recent unhelpful external commentary about his future".
Fri, May 22
The Seven Sharp host says the meal her eldest son put on the dinner table for the celebration was "actually delicious".
Mon, May 11
Sherman said her role became "untenable" after fallout from language used at ministerial function.
Fri, May 8
Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith said the media landscape has changed since the BSA was set up in 1989 and regulation hasn't kept up.
Wed, May 6
