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Mediawatch looks at a plan formed behind closed doors which could be the biggest shake-up in broadcasting for 30 years.

The Prime Minister says doing nothing to address the challenges facing public broadcasting in New Zealand is not an option, after news of a proposal to replace RNZ and TVNZ.

A single public broadcaster would be too powerful and bad for democracy, National leader Simon Bridges says, after news of a proposal to replace RNZ and TVNZ.

Facebook has taken down millions of images and articles worldwide depicting the Christchurch terror attacks, which killed 51 people.

The fate of RNZ and TVNZ may soon be in the hands of Cabinet ministers, with a proposal to disestablish both broadcasters and create an entirely new public media entity.

Mediawatch: As Facebook faces legal pushback in the US for exploiting users’ data, three reporters here produced eye-opening tales of online intrusion into people’s most private stuff for commercial gain.

Mediawatch: It’s been almost impossible to avoid distressing details in the news this week from two big murder trials in which young women were the victims.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge says she has added some “little spices” to the new James Bond film No Time to Die.

Children are watching pornography to understand sex and that’s huge concern, Chief Censor David Shanks says.