
Paul Holmes
Paul Holmes was a prominent New Zealand broadcaster and journalist, known for his influential work in radio and television. He gained national recognition as a talkback radio host and later as a television presenter, particularly for his long-running show 'Holmes' on TV One. Holmes was celebrated for his interviewing skills and ability to engage with both public figures and everyday New Zealanders, making him a beloved figure in New Zealand media. His career was marked by various high-profile interviews and a commitment to discussing significant social issues. Holmes passed away in 2013, leaving behind a legacy that shaped the landscape of New Zealand broadcasting.
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Paul Holmes is a legendary broadcaster whom Jack Tame aspires to emulate.
1News’ Jack Tame on being a dad, growing up and why reading the news is like getting marriedPaul Holmes was a prominent figure in New Zealand news, admired by Mike Fitzgerald.
TVNZ cameraman Mike Fitzgerald reflects on five decades of newsA portrait of her father, the late broadcaster Sir Paul Holmes, is tattooed on one leg.
Award-winning Northland tattooist Matt Jordan bringing art to life in exhibitionPaul Holmes, a Conservative shadow minister, criticizes the government's position on the voting age.
The rising use of nicotine pouches snusPaul Holmes is a legislator from the Conservative Party criticizing the Labour Party's proposal as opportunistic.
Reino Unido quiere reducir la edad de voto a 16 años: ¿una medida con sustento o un salvavidas político para el gobierno? | Keir Starmer | Partido Laborista | Sufragio | Voto | Elecciones | MUNDOConservative MP Paul Holmes called the measure confusing and questioned the government's rationale.
U.K. plans to lower voting age to 16 in national electionsPaul Holmes accused Labour of inconsistency regarding the voting age changes.
UK to lower voting age to 16 in general elections - WorldPaul Holmes was infuriated by an infamous prank call made by staff during Steven Joyce's time in media.
Media Insider podcast: Stuff’s Trade Me deal - will staff share in chief executive Sinead Boucher’s lucrative payday?; New NZME chair Steven Joyce opens up in first major interview









































