
Funding for NZ On Screen was confirmed in 2007 as part of our digital strategy. NZ On Screen provides free access to television, film, music video and new media produced in NZ.
One of NZ On Air’s television strategies is to support programmes for ethnic communities. Asia Downunder tells a range of stories about Asians in New Zealand.
The cliffhanger ending to series five of Outrageous Fortune left fans on the edge of their seats. NZ On Air is pleased to support a further series for 2010 as part of our drama strategy.
The Platinum Fund supports programmes with something important to say about New Zealand. Q + A, a Sunday morning current affairs show, features extended interviews hosted by Paul Holmes and Guyon Espiner.
Anika Moa has released four albums in the 2000s and has become a household name in NZ. Her fourth studio album Love In Motion was released this year with funding assistance from NZ On Air.
Auckland 5-piece band The Naked & Famous have shot to prominence on the radio airwaves with the anthemic Young Blood. The song is from their forthcoming debut album (assisted by NZ On Air), and is the first single in three years to debut at number one in the NZ singles chart.
Read more about our radio funding strategy or visit the Radio New Zealand website.
We invest in a colourful range of local television, radio, music and new media content to extend choices for New Zealand audiences.
We fund a range of programmes and projects for different media. Funding decisions are made by the Board which meets several times each year. Click the links above to find out more about our application processes.
Funding decisions are made several times a year.
22 June 2010
We are doing a full-on review of our domestic music work
and you're invited to have your say.