Paul Henry
Paul Henry: 'In America I'm no-one – and I love that'
As a kid in the English city of Bristol, Paul Henry loved The Beverly Hillbillies and became obsessed with America. Now the outspoken broadcaster has a part-time home in Palm Springs. In his latest… Audio
Covid-19: More than 1500 went overseas and then back to NZ after virus took hold
Dozens of New Zealanders have been on tropical holidays since the country's nationwide lockdown - including some intrepid travellers who left while the team of five million stayed home.
They're among… Audio
Paul Henry backs idea for monetising Covid-19 managed isolation
Calls to further monetise managed isolation are growing louder with veteran broadcaster Paul Henry chiming in.
Henry, himself in managed isolation, having returned home, was back in New Zealand… Audio
Essential workers deserve to keep spotlight once lockdown is gone
They’re getting nationwide applause. Thankful words from politicians. But will our media's focus stay on our essential workers once the lockdown is over? Video
Paul Henry 'leaves morning TV, Story axed'
Mediaworks presenter Paul Henry will quit morning television, and the company's current affairs show Story has been axed.
Mock shock over horrid Henry in the Herald
Paul Henry gave an interview to the New Zealand Herald last week. It revealed he is a sweary, politically-incorrect entertainer with a huge ego who turns his nose up at the great unwashed. But we… Audio
More awkward questions - and the future of big leaks
Stories sparked by the Panama Papers keep on coming. Will they encourage more leaks? Or are people with things to hide now wise to the risks? Audio
Harvesting the clicks from Paul Henry’s peeking
Broadcaster Paul Henry was irritated by the media seizing on off-colour on-air comments he'd made this week about his co-host. It wasn't the first time though, and his own show draws attention to them… Audio
Shock of the Nude
The media seem to like stories about nudists, but are they really newsworthy? Audio
Running it up the flagpole
Voting is under way in the flag referendum and pundits, politicians and presenters alike have been pushing their preferences in the media - even if they pretended not to. Audio
Piggybacking on a political attack
The media here rolled out tons of pig puns for fun when that story about David Cameron broke in the UK. But was it fair? That controversial claim came in a book backed by a wealthy enemy out to get… Audio
Crucial facts frozen out of an alarming story
How did scary stories of an ice age just 15 years from now spread throughout the news media last week? Mediawatch looks at the role of a couple of stray quotation marks, some dismal churnalism - and… Audio
Multi-platform radio show launches
MediaWorks today launched it's multi-platform breakfast show. It aired on TV, radio and on-line. What are the Panelists impressions? And what does Regan Cunliffe of Throng website think? Audio
Media commentator - Gavin Ellis
Gavin looks at Paul Henry's move to breakfast radio and TV, new website Freed.co.nz. Audio
Eight months to Mars - Paul Henry
A broadcaster with many years of experience and a talent for saying exactly what's on his mind. After years spent reporting from the frontlines of war zones in various far-flung corners of the globe… Audio