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Paul Henry 'leaves morning TV, Story axed'
Mediaworks presenter Paul Henry will quit morning television, and the company's current affairs show Story has been axed.
Holding power to account? Or playing along for fun?
A rare case of a TV critic getting an almost instant response from a programme she criticised - but not one she would have expected. Audio
Jasper Fforde: Lost in a Good Book
Jasper Fforde left the dazzling lights of the film industry to pursue a career in writing, He chats to playwright and writer Dave Armstrong about his recent work. Audio
Running it up the flagpole
Voting is under way in the flag referendum and pundits, politicians and presenters alike have been pushing their preferences in the media - even if they pretended not to. Audio
How the media butchered the story about the cancer risks of meat
Why have so many media outlets reported that processed meat is as likely to cause cancer as smoking or asbestos? No scientist has said any such thing. Where were the experts to tell us what was true… Audio
TV analysts reflect first week of TV3's new show
This week saw the arrival of TV3's latest offering in the contested 7pm current affairs timeslot. Audio
Story Review - Phil Wallington
TV3's new 7pm show, Story, kicked off last night. The current affairs programme replaced Campbell Live. Our critic, Phil Wallington, was watching. Audio
TV review with Phil Wallington
Phil Wallington talks about the TV2 documentary Gloriavale: Life and Death, and TV3's upcoming current affairs programme Story. Audio
Story
Duncan Garner and Heather du Plessis-Allan together on TV3 at seven o'clock, replacing John Campbell. It will include fun and laughter but viewers can rely on them to ask tough questions. Audio
A Fragile Peace by Lindsay Wood
A classic story of the first Christmas in the trenches in 1914. Audio