NZ's gov't focus on media by investing in local journalism but tightening RNZ's budget and contemplating possible media law reforms. 

Recent global audience research from UK public broadcaster BBC has revealed its unmatched international impact.

RNZ conducted a trust-focused audience survey to track performance against its Charter, revealing an increase in public trust.

ABC International needs more funding to push back against the propaganda being disseminated by China and Russia, writes its head.

As New Zealand's public service broadcaster celebrates 100 years, RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson looks to the future, announcing eight new scholarships.

NPR President & CEO Katherine Maher cautions that federal funding cuts could dismantle the infrastructure of US public radio and broadcasting.

BBC journalist Mark Lowen reporting on the recent protest was deported by Turkish authorities after being detained in line of his work. 

SR is the first media in Sweden to invite the public to test a new type of news search combining factual news reporting with AI functionality

Conducted over a month, the study saw the BBC test four prominent, publicly available AI assistants, unveiling their numerous factual errors.

Following the tragic events in Örebro, it is clear what role Swedish media have to play in situations like these.