Shayne Currie is an Editor-at-Large at NZME. With extensive experience in journalism and media leadership, he focuses on topics related to publishing and media, broadcasting, and sports business, while also contributing to the weekly Media Insider column. Shayne's insights and expertise have been featured in outlets such as MSN, Global Advertising News, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Shayne Currie's articles mainly revolve around the media industry, with a focus on New Zealand and Auckland. He frequently features expert commentary and government announcements related to entertainment news, TVNZ, and CEO appointments within the media sector in New Zealand.
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By: Shayne Currie
Athlete says women's water polo programme is unsafe and she will never play for NZ again.
By: Shayne Currie
TVNZ has confirmed its Re: News platform is closing after almost a decade.
By: Shayne Currie
A leading player agent is expected to be announced this week as the new boss of the cricket players' association.
By: Shayne Currie
A National MP says he's received an apology from ZB, but a source has denied this.
By: Shayne Currie
Budget cuts for RNZ, NZ on Air and Film Commission but good news for NZ screen projects.
By: Shayne Currie
A 100% Kiwi-owned retailer is bucking economic trends with phenomenal growth from the humblest of starts. A massive new superstore is set to further transform the business.
By: Shayne Currie
A baby, a book, and now a badge of honour. Broadcaster Barry Soper's big 18 months just became bigger – with a King's Birthday honour.
