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Alison Mau and Simon Plumb09:05, May 26 2021 DAVID WHITE/STUFF Martin Devlin smiles at the camera after admitting throwing a punch at a young colleague and sending inappropriate messages to other co-workers at NZME. Media company NZME’s in-house investigation of disgraced broadcaster Martin Devlin is being called into question by one of the veteran's victims. Stuff can reveal an advocate for the young colleague Devlin threw a punch at in the workplace on May 10 is in fresh talks with management of NZME – parent company of talkback radio station Newstalk ZB and sister newspaper The New Z...

DAVID WHITE/STUFF Martin Devlin smiles at the camera after admitting throwing a punch at a colleague and sending inappropriate messages to others he works with at NZME. Controversial broadcaster Martin Devlin says he’s “ashamed” after throwing a punch at a young colleague in the workplace and sending inappropriate messages to “other colleagues”. Today Stuff has revealed the veteran’s latest controversy, after going missing from his long-time Newstalk ZB sport programme, The Devlin Radio Show, without explanation. The 57-year-old's absence followed him hosting a Monday evening ...

Stuff can reveal the controversial broadcaster has thrown a punch at a young colleague in the workplace, and also sent 'inappropriate' messages to 'other colleagues'.

NewstalkZB broadcaster Martin Devlin is apologising after taking a swing at a colleague in NZME's Auckland newsroom.

All Blacks and Highlanders scrumhalf Aaron Smith says he misses the South African teams' involvement in Super Rugby. New Zealand has played their own local Super Rugby Aotearoa event for the past two years and from next year look set to join Australia's five franchises and two from the Pacific islands in a new 12-team Super Rugby event. The old Super Rugby format - which featured 16 teams, including the Jaguares from Argentina and Sunwolves from Japan - was dissolved last year during the Covid-19 pandemic. South Africa's four teams - the Bulls, Lions, Sharks and Stormers - have since joined ...