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Screening the cup not plain sailing; TVNZ's future-facing multimedia extravaganza; Al Jazeera caught in crossfire. Audio

A tale of two cites' terrorism; reporting terrorism linked to further attacks; the Sundance Festival of journalism; Corbyn's Labour confounds critics and perplexes pundits. Audio

A couple of cases of the facts getting in the way of good story; moving past 'Afro-pessimism'; a robotic reporting re-boot? Audio

Mixed messages and extreme responses to Manchester's atrocity; an award-winning editor on newspapers' prospects and fake news fears; Donald trumps trade issues for English abroad. Audio

Turning up the heat on housing; Nelson next in line for paper cut; fake history on the front page Audio

Chorus of condemnation follows cocaine controversy; fudged facts in immigration debate; change at the top of Maori TV; paper ponders the nature of news. Audio

Chorus of condemnation follows cocaine controversy; fudged facts in immigration debate; change at the top of Maori TV; paper ponders the nature of news. Audio

Fallout from the big media merger knockback; questionable coverage of 'cold cases'; a right royal rumour sparks a full-on media flap. Audio

Outburst sparks ANZAC dissent debate; Winston Peters singles out Herald journalists; kids' papers offer fresh journalism; fighting fake French election news; Brownlee hit by fake news on day one. Audio

Historic pay equity claim coverage; TV drama - lessons for NZ in how it's done in Denmark. Audio

SBW's conscientious objection riles critics; a new one-stop-shop for local news online; how John Clarke took the mickey out of the media. Audio

'Hit and Run' claims and counterclaims; new moves to crowdfund New Zealand journalism; Tame Iti calls out the media - again. Audio

Days are numbered for one daily paper; Journalism Still Matters - ten years on; PR in disguise takes-off on TV. Audio

'Hit and Run' sparks calls for inquiry and a backlash against the authors; PM's blogger ties remain in the dark; TVNZ to cut jobs in news reshuffle; TV funnyman starts debate by getting serious on… Audio

New news site makes headlines with big egg scoop; the ethics of digital-age hidden-camera filming; a new Chinese channel with bold goals. Audio

Bill English surprises political reporters with a Super announcement; spinning yarns from our farms, crossing over to the dark side? Audio

Pundits pile on to expat ex-All Blacks letting the side down; Bill English's anecdote on the line on drug testing; bold proposals to boost Canada's flagging media. Audio

Views to amuse replace news you can use on TV3 in primetime; Sky falls in on Vodafone hook-up; a new bid to push public media up the political agenda. Audio

Big bank bankrolls big new Latta money show; closing down Cadbury's bad news; ten years of Freeview - and its future; knocking out the streamers Aussie-style Audio

PM's honeymoon cut short; who killed the Sevens?; Up against the Great Firewall of China; overestimating our appetite for ice cream Audio

Trump and media draw battle lines; no shortage of summer silly season fake news; trans-Tasman films on demand Audio

Fake news, filter bubbles and Facebook undermine the media in 2016; expect endorsements and blurring of ads, news and programmes in 2017. Audio

The latest push by publishers for a merger that would change the media landscape. Also: a potential PR hiccup for rugby - and how John Key's sudden exit took the media by surprise - mostly. Produced… Audio

Too much blame too soon in coverage of the Kaipara tragedy?; political reporters in limbo; confronting and dodging difficult questions. Audio