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In this week's Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about the perils of both-sides journalism during the Covid-19 crisis, a weird on-air monologue from Kerre McIvor, and some slightly…

Opinion - A recession caused by the coronavirus would be relatively short-lived for most of us, and the government has the capacity to respond smartly for those hit hard, Shamubeel Eaqub writes.

Rates increases and a negative effect on the environment are on the cards if council-led development of Masterton Airport goes ahead.

National says it would introduce a "health and safety common-sense test" if elected, as part of its plan to slash red-tape burdening small businesses.

Senator Elizabeth Warren will end her presidential campaign after a poor showing on Super Tuesday.

A small brigade of tiny houses has reached Parliament's grounds with a key message to politicians.

Tauranga residents are facing a hefty rates increase of 12.6 percent to help keep the city's head above water as it struggles with the increasing costs of growth.

The US central bank has slashed interest rates in response to mounting concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus. Audio

In 2015, the boss of a card payments company in Seattle introduced a $70,000 minimum salary for all of his 120 staff - and personally took a pay cut of $1 million.

A Rotorua Lakes councillor says New Zealand Police are "missing in action" and need to "step up" to enforce safety in the city's business district.

A court has ruled Alan Dall's tiny house is a vehicle, not a building. Tiny house owners say the case means legislation needs to be rewritten.

The response aims to avoid a 'one-size-fits-all' solution to homelessness.

The council is warning government officials of the risks of disastrous housing developments like some seen in the United Kingdom.

A visiting UN representative says it is time the right to housing was wrenched from the hands of the private market.

Wellington's water authorities will hold an emergency meeting today to try to find a solution to the onslaught of pollution affecting the city's rivers and beaches.

A Wellington councillor says the city's water infrastructure is in crisis and needs a fundamental overhaul.

Problem gamblers have been left in limbo in Tairāwhiti, because of trouble recruiting staff for a free support service.

Glen Innes residents say they feel housing redevelopments are threatening their community, and tell researchers of struggles with homelessness and overcrowding.