Heather du Plessis-Allan, Newstalk ZB’s Drive host and Herald on Sunday columnist will host the latest New Zealand Herald Newstalk ZB Mayoral debate tomorrow night, this time putting Wellington mayoral candidates Justin Lester and Andy Foster in the.
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A number of New Zealand Media and Entertainment’s radio stars have been moonlighting lately on primetime TVNZ shows.
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Radio Hauraki is probably the most iconic of music radio brands in New Zealand. The recent Radio Survey Results released last week delivered a result that’s created some conversations focused on the resurgence of Radio Hauraki.
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In the recent Radio Survey Results New Zealand Media and Entertainment’s music station ZM was one of radio’s big winners.
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Newstalk ZB’s Christchurch Morning host Chris Lynch is promising Christchurch mayoral contenders Lianne Dalziel, John Minto and Darryll Park a grilling in tomorrow night’s live NZ Herald Newstalk ZB debate.
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New listeners have rewarded music network ZM by bolstering the station’s claim to the title of New Zealand’s most popular music station with Kiwis under 40*.
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In the latest Nielsen Readership survey New Zealand Herald’s two travel magazines have together cracked the 400,000 (412,000) reader mark. Tuesday Travel alone has grown its readership by 23% on last year and now boasts the largest readership of any.
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Newstalk ZB and Radio Sport have secured live radio broadcast rights to Rugby World Cup 2019TM, providing the centrepiece of New Zealand Media and Entertainment’s (NZME) multi-platform, 24/7 coverage from Japan
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In “A Captain’s Cup” the podcast series, Radio Sport host Daniel McHardy interviews every winning captain to find out what made their campaign a triumph.
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In the latest Nielsen Readership survey New Zealand Herald’s Viva celebrated what has been a stellar year for the magazine. Not only has it increased its readership by 15,000 to 242,000 weekly readers, it also won “Newspaper Inserted Magazine of the.
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The NZ Herald's readership is up yet again - 472,000 people read the newspaper each day and a record 1.72 million Kiwis read the Herald's journalism across a typical week (Nielsen CMI Q3 18 to Q2 19. AP15+).
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“Whether New Zealanders are having our newspapers delivered or grabbing them at cafes, bars and restaurants around the country, Kiwis are hunting out and poring over our journalism and lifestyle content in growing numbers1.
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