Tim Pankhurst
The three pensioneers who took on Te Araroa
Over two recent summers, former newspaper editor Tim Pankhurst, his wife Sue and their friend Kerry Prendergast completed the epic 3021km Te Araroa Trail. The trio speak to Kathryn Ryan ahead of the… Audio
The fallout from reporting the raids - ten years on
The police, politicians and people caught up in the anti-terror raids ten years ago all felt the fallout from them. So did the media, criticised for amplifying fears of terrorism and accused of… Audio
Newspaper industry says decision driven by overseas factors
The biggest customer of the Kawerau newsprint mill, the newspaper industry, says the tough climate for New Zealand papers is not the reason the mill is poised to slash production and lay off workers. Audio
Newspaper publisher says media regulator should be independent
The newspaper sector says a new media regulator should be completely independent of the government. The chief executive of the Newspaper Publishers Association, Tim Pankhurst, and blogger/internet… Audio
Senior media executives reject comparison with UK scandal
The National Party says its election campaign is still right on track, despite what it calls the media's attempts to divert attention from the central issues. Audio
Suicide debate reignited by chief coroner's actions
The unprecedented publication of suicide statistics by the chief coroner has reignited debate on how self-inflicted deaths should be reported. Audio
NPA welcomes Balibo admission
Relatives of journalists shot dead during Indonesia's invasion of East Timor in 1975 have reacted sceptically to new claims about the killings. Audio
Fiji media forced to run propaganda
Tim Pankhurst of the Commonwealth Press Union's Media Freedom Committee. Audio
Fairfax Cleared
Fairfax Media has won the contempt of court case against it following last year's police raids. Audio