Mediawatch – Red flags were raised in the media about meth-testing well before Sir Peter Gluckman’s report last week – but they didn’t stop the growth of an unregulated industry.

New Zealand’s first online media hub for children has been launched.

Artificial intelligence is on the rise in our news. But are the media also to blame for public ignorance and anxiety?

The government still expects to deliver the entire $38 million boost in funding for public broadcasting promised by Labour prior to the election, the Broadcasting Minister says.

A man mistakenly identified as a shoplifter at a New World supermarket has led to revelations that the company has rolled out facial recognition CCTV technology in some of its stores.

The current head of Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, who also led Māori Television for nine years, will replace Richard Griffin as chair of RNZ.

Jamie Tuuta has been announced to replace Dame Georgina te Heuheu Māori Television’s board chair.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is checking whether New Zealand has been hit by a fresh wave of global cyber attacks, she says.

Thousands of New Zealanders’ data was exposed in the Facebook data breach, but while it is a reminder to take privacy seriously there’s no need to quit the platform altogether, NetSafe says.

The PM is standing by her broadcasting minister saying there was nothing new in a specially called select committee hearing about a meeting between Clare Curran and a former RNZ news executive.