No footage exists of television’s arrival in Aotearoa 60 years ago – but there is a wealth of material to honour the role it has played in the country’s history, the curator of a new exhibition says.

US President Donald Trump says he will introduce legislation that may scrap or weaken a law that has protected internet companies, including Twitter and Facebook.

Opinion – The media sector has gone from being one of New Zealand’s most powerful and profitable, to the unimaginable humbling we see today but should we be taking a closer look at independent media?

Stuff’s chief executive Sinead Boucher, who has bought the media company for $1 from Australia’s Nine Entertainment, says she has no other financial backers at this stage.

Stuff chief executive Sinead Boucher has purchased Stuff from its Australian owners Nine Entertainment for $1.

MediaWorks chief executive Michael Anderson has told his staff that 130 jobs will be lost in a restructure across its radio and sales teams.

Winners included Guyon Espiner for Reporter of the Year, Aaron Smale for feature writer of the year, Te Aniwa Hurihanganui for Māori Affairs reporting, and more.

Opinion – New Zealand’s journalists will gather tonight to celebrate their craft at the Voyager Media Awards, but it’ll only be brief distraction from the major issues faced by the country’s newsrooms.

Another buyer is interested in Stuff, the country’s biggest news publisher which NZME has been pursuing for years, a High Court judgment has revealed.

NZME has been declined an interim injunction by the High Court that would have allowed it an exclusive negotiation period with Stuff’s Australian owner Nine.