Wellington City — The Law Commission’s recently-released draft Communications (New Media) Bill will go under the microscope next month in free public workshops convened by InternetNZ (Internet New Zealand Inc).

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Wellington City — An important contribution to Aotearoa New Zealand's queer history is what best describes the next exhibition at Toi Poneke's Gallery - Men Alone-Men Together (21 July-11 August).

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Wellington City — Police will hold a media conference this afternoon following release of the Department of Building and Housing report into the collapse of the CTV building in Christchurch.

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Wellington City — The Media Freedom Committee says the Speaker should reverse his banning of The New Zealand Herald from Parliament for breaching its rules.

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Wellington — Wellington and the Kapiti Coast are to receive a multi-million dollar profile on prime-time British TV – thanks to a reality TV series showcasing people looking at immigrating ‘down- under’ to start new lives.

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Wellington City — Media are invited to a briefing on the findings of a Commerce Commission review of competition in the domestic milk markets.

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Wellington City — Is public television a luxury New Zealand can't afford? Or is it a crucial ingredient to a healthy and prosperous democracy? A public forum at Victoria University on Wednesday will seek to provide some answers to those questions, and map out a future for public television.

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Wellington City — Broadcasting Minister Jonathan Coleman and Pacific Island Affairs Minister Georgina te Heuheu today welcomed the opening of the new Pacific Media Network studio in Wellington, and in collaboration with Whitireia Journalism School.

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Wellington City — The Whitireia New Zealand Media Training Centre will be officially opened in Wellington this week by the Minister of Tertiary Education Hon.

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Wellington City — From 12 noon 11 May to 12 noon on 12 May 2011 amateur news photographers can win prizes for capturing a Wellington news moment.

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Wellington — “It is disappointing to hear that TVNZ has decided to move their operations from Avalon Studios but I understand the economic reality of their decision.

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Paraparaumu — It's a bit of a David and Goliath story really.

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Wellington City —   Sopheak Seng has been appointed fashion editor of Lucire, taking over from Samantha Hannah.

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Wellington City — Mavis Mullins Chair of Poutama Trust wishes to correct inaccurate statements printed in the Dominion Post regarding Poutama Trust chief executive, Richard Jones.

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Paraparaumu — Well known local veteran broadcaster Rob Walker is behind the launch of Paraparaumu's 14th FM commercial radio station, albeit a little one to begin with! Triple X FM is transmitting on a 'free frequency' in the guardband on 107.5 FM until such time as he can acquire a spectrum licence to broadcast on.

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Wellington —   Ever wondered what’s making headlines in New York? What about the lead story in the Shanghai Daily or perhaps the latest scandal to hit front pages in the UK? Now, thanks to the new PressDisplay online database at Hutt City libraries you can read more than 1400 newspapers from 83 countries in 39 languages, published in their original format and layout, including full text and images.

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Wellington — Interim findings show there was an immediate emergency ambulance response to this case in Marton on 17 February.

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Wellington City — Lucire, the global fashion magazine headquartered in New Zealand, has launched a redesigned print magazine—signalling some of the changes behind the scenes that include a mobile edition, web video, and a free, downloadable PDF.

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Wellington — A study of vehicle advertisements in New Zealand magazines has found that they failed to provide adequate information about greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.

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Wellington — Dr Pita Sharples has today urged the media to consider disclosure of sources, describing it as a matter of national importance.

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