Gavin Ellis

Nine to Noon commentators Richard Boock, Jane Bowron, Gavin Ellis, Matthew Hooton, Rod Oram and Mike Williams wrap the year by looking back on the key events of 2011 in the worlds of sport, business… Audio

The merry-go-round at TVNZ and TV3. Audio

The Law Commission's report on media regulation. Audio

Media commentator Gavin Ellis discusses suppression orders and the media, plus boy racer versus shock jock comments. Audio

Gavin looks at the quality of media coverage during Election 2011. Also, a new joint-venture Pay TV service between Sky and TVNZ. Where does this leave TV3 and free-to-air TV in general? Audio

The previous night's televised leaders' debate and the "worm". Gavin also talks about the abuse sent to media figures, in particular female columnists. Audio

Gavin Ellis discusses the Tea Pot Tapes, and the battle of breakfast TV. Audio

Gavin discusses coverage of the political debates. Audio

Gavin Ellis takes a look at the various political debates curerntly taking place. He weighs up the success of the various participants as well as the usefulness to the public looking for policy and… Audio

Wall to wall coverage of the Rugby World Cup, and how the media is operating in post-quake Christchurch. Audio

The Broadcasting Standards Authority decision on John Key's Radio Live show and TVNZ's unashamedly commercial annual report. Audio

Speaker Lockwood Smith's disproportionate 'punishment' of the NZ Herald, caution on what media political polls and Radio Live's response to the John Key hosting controversy. Audio

Media coverage of violence and Jonah Lomu's deal with the Woman's Weekly. Audio

The Rugby World Cup and the hype over 'Aussie bashing' and the election campaign. Audio

A new report on media ownership comes out today. Audio

Gavin looks at the RWC and the handling of the 10th anniversary of September 11. Audio

The implications of the Waikato Times becoming a morning newspaper from this week. Audio

The closure of NZPA this week and Radio NZ's latest audience ratings. Audio

Newspaper circulations and readership and Telecom's media disaster. Audio

Gavin Ellis discusses front page headlines. Audio