Daniel Dunkley

Severe weather poses a significant long-term threat to New Zealand, the insurer says.

News publishers fear they will lose out from search changes, but see some rays of light.

Hoyts boosts NZ profit as Reading Cinemas slumps to a $7.6m loss.

News that NZ is to become Middle-earth once again is welcomed by the film industry.

Stuff has acquired the Masterton-based newspaper for its Stuff Masthead Publishing arm.

Report drafted for a critical David Seymour following WBD's decision to close Newshub.

The ad agency chief is a glass-half-full kind of guy with a passion for sneakers.

The consumer goods titan is spending millions buying ad space on NZ billboards.

Koi Tū: The Centre for Informed Futures has called for a big tech levy.

Warner Bros Discovery NZ boss Glen Kyne will leave the company in July.

The sector is keen to work with new minister Paul Goldsmith amid its financial crisis.

The extension will see premium British dramas appear on Sky’s channels.

Warner Bros Discovery has engineered a low-risk news strategy as it cuts costs in NZ.

Newspaper publisher Stuff has agreed a deal to produce TV news on channel Three.

Screen industry fears it will be next.

NZME says it is outperforming the market on advertising, with higher earnings predicted.

Trust in NZ news continues to fall, according to the Auckland University of Technology.

A media lobby group fears the broadcaster is entering a death spiral.

Chased by Donald Duck as a kid, then later by head-hunters for the business group.

Some of the joy of running the business has been lost, says chief.

Honey tycoon Matthew Pringle has taken a 3% stake in the NZ Breakers.

The owners said it made no sense to exist in the NZ market.

TVNZ extends sports lineup

Pressure is building for government intervention in the struggling sector.

Whakaata Māori has become the latest media group to sign a commercial deal with Google.

Best advice received: The most expensive mistake you can make is to accept average.

TVNZ lost $16.7m for the six months to December 2023 due to a slow ad market.

Warner Bros Discovery faces a battle to stabilise its income from ads.

The NZ Film Commission has proposed a 'reorganisation' that could mean job cuts.

Will the last journalist left please turn off the lights.

Around 300 jobs are affected by the decision.

Ad sales in first half contributed to a 10.5% rise in post-tax profit.