NZME remains upbeat, sees continued profit growth despite challenges
16 Apr, 2021 05:20 AM
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Aside from the Herald, NZME also owns the OneRoof property website and a suite of entertainment radio stations including Newstalk ZB, ZM, The Hits and Hauraki. Photo / File
Aside from the Herald, NZME also owns the OneRoof property website and a suite of entertainment radio stations including Newstalk ZB, ZM, The Hits and Hauraki. Photo / File
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NZ Herald owner NZME says it continues to expect profit growth this year despite continuing challenging market conditions and a slower start to trading in the first quarter of 2021.
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SINGAPORE: A court has dismissed a bid by 22 inmates on death row to seek information over purportedly private letters from two inmates to their lawyers and families that the Singapore Prisons Service had forwarded to the Attorney-General s Chambers (AGC).
The 22 inmates, who are represented by lawyer M Ravi, had started legal action to obtain information from the AG, including the identities of those who had asked for the inmates correspondence to be forwarded to the AG and the people who sent on the information.