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  •   Home > News > Business

    In an extraordinary year for news, New Zealanders have turned to sources they trust

    In an extraordinary year for news, New Zealanders have turned to sources they trust


    The latest readership figures from Nielsen show nearly two million people access New Zealand Herald print and digital journalism each week.

    Overall print-digital readership is at a record level, and newspaper readership is at its highest level in almost a decade.

    Numbers choosing to read the daily Herald newspaper has increased by 26-thousand in the past 12 months to 585-thousand - the highest since 2011.

    More than one million Kiwis now read the Herald newspapers across the week.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Entertainment:
    Mel B's fiance visited her father's grave to "ask permission" to propose to her 21:23

    Accident and Emergency:
    State Highway 6 is blocked by a serious crash, South of Lake Paringa in the South Island's Tasman region 21:17

    Accident and Emergency:
    State Highway One is has now reopened between Kaikoura and Riverlands - after a two-vehicle collision at Kekerengu, north of Kaikoura, this morning 21:17

    International:
    Shopper swallowed as shopping mall floor collapses in eastern China 21:07

    Entertainment:
    Kris Jenner won't spend quality one-on-one time with her grandchildren because it would cost her too much time and money 20:53

    Law and Order:
    A person has died following an incident at a restaurant in Auckland's Browns Bay 20:27

    Entertainment:
    Halle Berry's perimenopause symptoms were mistaken for herpes 20:23

    Entertainment:
    Keke Palmer wants 10 kids 19:53

    Entertainment:
    Taylor Swift's father won't face legal action after allegedly punching a paparazzo 19:23

    Entertainment:
    Joey King's relationship "hasn't changed much" since she got married 18:53


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