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The surge of media interest in Afghanistan; an award winning documentary judged unfair and unbalanced. Audio

Paula Bennett and the beneficiaries get a rough ride, media voyeurism and All Black anxiety. Audio

MPs' expenses; Gordon Campbell's Werewolf; mixed messages about house prices. Audio

The first ever edition of the online-only companion to Radio New Zealand's Mediawatch programme, taking in comments from listeners and updating recent stories from the show. Audio

Too much information from the Weatherston trial; paying for the news online. Audio

Dirty tricks in the UK, trial by jury, and Sharyn Steel talks about working in male-dominated newsrooms. Audio

Bain breaks his silence; business journalism thinning out; RIP King of Pop. Audio

TVNZ and Sky sharing sport and channels, TV tennis tension and press probing of family affairs. Audio

Iranians defy censorship to feed the media; Lotto fever; ready-made news and comment. Audio

The campaign to get a sacked hack back; remembering an old-school journalist; geographically challened reporting. Audio

Pushing boundaries on Bain; outing Worth's accuser; covering the world's conflicts Audio

David Bain walks free; Mitchell Murphy's Sunday papers; breaking news breakdown. Audio

Pigs part 2, journalism on screen, do editorials still carry clout? Audio

Animal welfare hits the headlines and John Campbell on the push to report news first and fast. Audio

Coverage of the crisis in Napier; an award-winning radio veteran; headlines based on shaky stats. Audio

Climate change expertise; NZX goes rural and; reporting on children of prominent people. Audio

Sexing up swine flu; Fiji censorship extended; fallout from Salinger's sacking. Audio

Taking sides over Tony Veitch; can the online media support quality journalism? Audio

This week: Two political crises overseas; how newspaper newsrooms have thinned out in recent years. Audio

TV One's new politics programme, claiming the credit for Clark's job and are papers popular enough to survive tough times? Audio

Long-serving editor calls it quits; reasons to keep advertisers away from news; bad manners in the morning. Audio

Economic pressure on the world's media, fake photo embarrassment and the truth about flying fish. Audio

"Beating up bullying; broadcasters square off over ethics; revisiting recent issues". Audio

Journalists meet judges, lawyers and police face to face, the ACC 'blowout' and reports of a rescue which didn't add up. Audio

Public service TV under National; the Bain retrial begins; TV that leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Audio