Analysis – If trust in news is high in New Zealand, why does misinformation continue to spread, Ximena Smith asks.

NZME is insisting a deal for it to purchase media rival Stuff is still on the cards, despite Stuff’s owner saying it has wrapped up talks with no deal.

Mediawatch – A confrontational radio interview by Sean Plunket about iwi-run roadside checkpoints has prompted complaints of racism.

Mediawatch – Reporters lined up to document queues of hungry people at drive-throughs across the country. It may have been a bit overcooked, but it was a genuine news story.

Last Monday’s announcement of the decision to move out of alert level 4 was a major event for the media.

A new report finds New Zealanders have a relatively high trust in news compared to other developed countries, despite “strong concerns” about poor journalism in this country.

Opinion – Former Herald boss Dr Gavin Ellis thinks the government could help local media by shifting its social media advertising spend, Anna Rawhiti-Connell interrogates his claims.

A package worth $50 million will be deployed to help the media industry get through the Covid-19 pandemic.

Apple is planning to fix a flaw that a security firm said may have left more than half a billion iPhones vulnerable to hackers.

RNZ has seven medallists in the New York Festivals Radio Awards: two gold, two silver, three bronze, and four finalists.