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Manus Island and media manipulation; prime time presenters call it quits; how the media work out what we want next. Audio

Does China hold sway over media here?; fair dinkum kwaussie news; PR push highlights the glass ceiling; making plans for Leighton Audio

The fallout from complaints about too much te reo on the radio; golden rule broken at journalism awards shindig; reporting risks grow under 'The Punisher' and his war on drugs. Audio

Controversial TV comeback over before it began; podcasts bringing cold cases to life; water stories with missing history. Audio

Winston Peters' pursuit of Super story sources; the rise of Creative Commons; the view from Peru. Audio

Paddles' passing goes global; the rights and wrongs of copyright; the fan who turned his passion into a mini-media empire. Audio

Downsizing your daily paper; if you can't beat them, join them - TV broadcasters adapt to ondemand; more moves to get Te Reo on TV. Audio

How decision day unfolded in the media - and how the press pack pursued the politicians; more Te Reo in the mix on TV; how hip hop and power pop don't always mix with talk radio. Audio

Twitter turns toxic for two big-name broadcasters; reporting the anti-terror raids ten years on; sports stars taking a stand under the media spotlight. Audio

Turning up the noise on an unlikely 'teal deal'; sport on screen suddenly back on the agenda; Brent Edwards signs off at RNZ. Audio

Party leaders picking on the media post-election; too much talk about too few polls; the Hef's death tops the bulletins Audio

Around the world the news media has a problem. The online explosion has given them a huge new audience - but not much income. Meanwhile, the spectacular profits of technology companies such as Apple… Audio

Multimedia effort to cut through the fog of war in Afghanistan; Mike makes a mess with the Maori Party; F-bombs, lipstick on pigs and the PM's pimples Audio

Floating flaky facts on water; how the news media mine social media for stories; a silent sponsor's PR fail. Audio

Inquests aplenty after Green leader goes; Jacindamania hits new heights; Mike in the middle of debates. Audio

Making a drama of Labour leadership crisis; the 'Jacinda effect' in the media; omnipresent pundits; reporting the unreportable Mooch. Audio

New podcast proves public appetite for old, cold cases of murder; more investigative initiatives; business journalists bail out of journalism awards; expat quenches media thirst for commonsense. Audio

Shooting the messenger hunting for the MP gone MIA; the Herald's big push to 'break the silence' surrounding suicide; an unconventional account from a convention Audio

Controversial comedy sparks clash of cultures; putting women's sport in the frame. Audio

Start-up scores a scoop and a scalp; joining 'The Conversation'; the pitfalls of portraying the future on TV; getting engaged with the audience. Audio