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CBS boss Les Moonves resigns after misconduct allegations
Les Moonves will give $US20m to #MeToo groups, but denies accusations of sexual misconduct.
Women working for Minimum Wage
A new documentary series launched today on rnz.co.nz, profiling a range of New Zealand women working in minimum wage jobs. Audio
Chelsea Manning's speaking tour comes to Wellington
In the second event of her highly anticipated New Zealand tour, US whistleblower Chelsea Manning talked about solitary confinement, "the whirring death machine" of the military and police, and what… Audio
Horse racing scandal: Media barred from Addington Raceway
Media were barred from working inside a Christchurch raceway on Friday night - at what was the second meeting to be held since a race-fixing investigation launched last week. Eleven people have been… Audio
Mediawatch: Media go OTT on PM as RNZAF VIP
Analysis - Hard on the heels of Limogate, flying the PM to Nauru this week turned political pundits into amateur accountants. Audio
Jacinda Ardern's travel plan for Nauru sends media into a spin
Hard on the heels of Limogate, flying the PM to Nauru this week turned political pundits into amateur accountants - and talk radio hosts into advisors in parenting and Pacific diplomacy. Audio
Jacinda Ardern's travel plan for Nauru sends media into a spin
Hard on the heels of Limogate, flying the PM to Nauru this week turned political pundits into amateur accountants - and talk radio hosts into advisors in parenting and Pacific diplomacy.
AudioExpert says news media must end dependence on Google and Facebook
A new report says our news media are too dependent on Google and Facebook. The author says it's also time to tax big online operators to secure the future of journalism. If this is even possible, how… Audio
Expert says news media must end dependence on Google and Facebook
A new report says our news media are too dependent on Google and Facebook. The author says it's also time to tax big online operators to secure the future of journalism. If this is even possible, how…
AudioNauru under media spotlight as reporters get rare access to asylum seekers
Nauru’s government has gone to great lengths in recent years to keep journalists off the island - and away from the hundreds of asylum seekers languishing in limbo there. Mediawatch looks at what… Audio
Nauru under media spotlight as reporters get rare access to asylum seekers
Nauru’s government has gone to great lengths in recent years to keep journalists off the island - and away from the hundreds of asylum seekers languishing in limbo there. Mediawatch looks at what…
AudioMediawatch for 9 September 2018
Media OTT on PM as RNZAF VIP; Nauru squirms under media spotlight; New research prompts call for media to cut ties with the online titans. Audio
Listener feedback for 8 September 2018
Texts and emails from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme. Audio
Tandi Wright - Playing a detective on Alibi
Tandi Wright got her big break playing nurse Caroline Buxton on Shortland Street, she has gone on to a prolific and diverse acting career. Born in Zambia, Wright moved with her family to New Zealand… Audio
Phillip Barker - The edge of reason
Aussie-based Kiwi Phil Barker is a commentator on the life and style of Australian men. His recent column for Fairfax's Executive Style website entitled 'There's a scientific reason why people can… Audio
Billy T winner Melanie Bracewell
Melanie Bracewell just won the Billy T award - woohoo! That means she's been asked to do three extra performances of her stand-up show Melodrama - and they're kicking off tonight at Auckland's… Audio
Mt Roskill's Muslim hip-hop group
Blessed Mvement is a hip-hop troupe made up entirely of young North African and Middle Eastern Muslim men. They're also the subject of a documentary series by Scottish film-maker Alexis Smith - who… Audio
Nike's calculated campaign
Nike's new campaign featuring controversial former NFL player Colin Kaepernick has seen a boycott of its products from some in the US. Audio
Warning to kiwi journalists in Nauru
The Pacific Islands forum continues in Nauru but attention is firmly on the actions of its Government. It has taken to twitter to warn New Zealand journalists they're "not above the law". Audio
Journalists in Nauru get 'warning' after TVNZ reporter's ordeal
A TVNZ reporter briefly barred from the Pacific Islands Forum has regained her accreditation, but another journalist says they were all talked to after the incident.