Lend me your ears: The future of Radio New Zealand
Can our national broadcaster adapt to change? And who's prepared to pay? Chris Barton reports on the future of Radio New Zealand.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from NZ On Air
Death and the maiden: The tale of 'Tangiwai'
It might be a film named for our greatest rail disaster but Tangiwai is also a tragic tale of love and cricket.
Almighty Johnsons: The return of the gods
TV3 drama The Almighty Johnsons has been commissioned for another season.
Media: Did TVNZ learn nothing from the Paul Henry debacle?
What are the rules for TVNZ journalists making commercial endorsements? asks John Drinnan.
Axe falls on last public service channel
Locally made shows will have to vie for money through NZ On Air pool.
NZ on Air report points to lax oversight
A report into NZ on Air's music funding has recommnded more audits and more stringent checks before funding is granted.
Minister criticises party he went to
Broadcasting Minister Jonathan Coleman is under fire for attending a tax payer-funded NZ On Air party and then criticising it for spending too much money.
<i>The future is you</i> - Brent Impey's John O'Shea Memorial Address
This speech was delivered at the 2010 SPADA conference, on Friday November 12th.
NZ in NYC: CMJ wrap up
The CMJ music marathon has wrapped for another year and the ten New Zealand bands that attended are taking stock of the festival and its effectiveness in gaining international attention.
NZ bands bringing the noise to NYC
A handful of local artists are preparing to fly to New York to perform at the CMJ Music Marathon festival.
Content is still king in TV's fuzzy future
When television arrived in New Zealand 50 years ago a consumer's main decision was whether to buy a console TV or one that had legs.
Third go for popular local show
Turns out Go Girls does not need its blond bombshell Anna Hutchison to keep rating or survive - the show has just been commissioned for a third series.
NZ music video pulled from YouTube as censor process under way
A music video depicting the stalking and killing of a woman has been removed from YouTube by its record label.
<i>My Job:</i> Irene Gardiner, Content director
Online archiving of Kiwi videos gives everyone free access to our on-screen heritage.
Nats MP Melissa Lee under investigation - report
National MP Melissa Lee is reportedly under investigation over the way her television production company used taxpayer funds.
<i>Media</i>: Taxpayers fork out for TV awards
Television New Zealand opted out of the Qantas Film and Television Awards because of the economy and because coverage of the event did not rate well last year.