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Sir Howard Morrison's passing - and watching the wonderful array
of musicians and performers in full musical flight during his tangi
- was a reminder of the generations of musical talent we have been
privileged to witness in this country. It's easy to forget, now
that NZ music is widely accepted by young New Zealanders, that
earlier generations of musicians struggled to be heard on our
airwaves - and that their song writing was largely ignored. So
those that broke through in those earlier years will always be
particularly special. NZ On Screen has a lovely
range of programmes featuring Sir Howard. As it does for Martyn
Sanderson, another industry pioneer in a very different way, who we
have also lost recently: we acknowledge Martyn's very special
contribution to film, theatre and television - a remarkable and
distinctive talent.
Television Hits
The children's and special interest funding round this month was a treat, with major investments made in programmes for children and young people and in several significant series for diverse audiences. Without NZ On Air investment, none of these programmes would be made. Thanks to our broadcaster and programme maker partners, for continuing to support and make these important programmes.
Hopefully you're watching the new thriller series The
Cult which launched on TV2 last month. Our congratulations go
to Rachel, Phil and the Great Southern team for a brilliantly shot
and executed series which raises the TV drama bar even further. The
season finale of Outrageous Fortune was also a brilliant
success with massive numbers tuning in. And in a completely
different part of the spectrum, check out Kiwa's Aunty Moves
In on Maori Television for a warm-hearted, not-remotely cheesy
series about doing good out there. And the very clever What's
Really In Our Food? on TV3 and Birdland on TV One.
Plus everything else local!
Platinum Fund
We've had over 70 proposals for the docu-drama project on TV
One. It's a fantastic response and both TVNZ and NZ On Air are
delighted with the interest in something different. Results will be
conveyed as soon as we're able.
Talented Musicians
The APRA Silver Scrolls in Christchurch last month showed again
the fantastic songwriting talents we have. Congratulations to James
Milne and Luke Buda for Apple Pie Bed - we're proud to
have helped with the music video, and by including the song on Kiwi
Hits Disc 117. The NZ Music Awards this month were also splendid -
read more in the Music items in this newsletter. Special
congratulations to Ray Columbus and The Invaders who were inducted
by RIANZ and APRA into the NZ Music Hall of Fame.
Newsletter and Website
You'll notice we've (belatedly) gone a bit modern in our
newsletter and hope this makes it easier to read and access. I want
to pay a special tribute to an unsung hero, our accountant Hui-Ping
Wu. Most of you won't know her, but over many months she has
painstakingly been converting years and years of elderly funding
information into our new system. Hui-Ping has saved us heaps of
money and has given us - and you - one of the most transparent
funding reporting systems there is, through the search function on
our new website. Thank you Hui-Ping.
Reminder
The last funding deadline for this year is 30
October (New Recording deadline 6 November).
And finally, let's hope those reported economic 'green shoots' are
about to flower for our summer.
Cheers,
Jane
We propose to have five funding rounds instead of six in 2010.
Easter falls awkwardly next year so holding a sixth meeting would have meant either setting an unreasonably early January deadline, or holding a December meeting so late that we wouldn't be able to issue contracts before Christmas. Of course we also need to ensure we have sufficient working days to appraise applications properly and just can't make the dates of a sixth meeting fit. So the dates for the 2010 funding rounds and deadlines are:
Deadlines |
Meeting dates |
TV Genre Series Rounds |
| 29 January 2010 | 10 & 11 March | Documentaries, Factual, Arts/Culture |
| 23 April 2010 | 2 & 3 June | Māori, Arts/Culture |
| 25 June 2010 | 4 & 5 August | Documentary, Factual, Platinum |
| 27 August 2010 | 6 & 7 October | Children's, Special Interest, Arts/Culture |
| 29 October 2010 | 8 & 9 December | Documentary, Māori, Factual, Platinum |
| As usual, one off programmes,drama and comedy can come to any meeting. |
New Recording deadlines:
5 February
30 April
2 July
5 November
We'll be sending out our handy wall chart setting out the
deadlines with the release our annual report next month.
Call for fresh ideas for a 10 x ½ hour series.
We're looking for ideas for an Ethnic Diversity series for TVNZ
which will explore the cultural diversity of New Zealand by
revealing the emerging communities of new New Zealanders.
Read the Request
for Proposals
This funding round focused on Arts and Culture, Special Interest and Children's programmes.
For arts lovers, a new 8 x ½ hour series on TV 3 Beneath My
Wings takes a behind the scenes look at the Royal New Zealand
Ballet as they prepare for the 2010 season of From Here to
There.
A new series for children aims to encourage participation in a wide
variety of sports. Airing on weekends, Kiwisports will
cover a broad range of club and school sports as well as focus on
healthy lifestyles. It's a new stable mate for the rugby-focused
Small Blacks. Zip the Frog and Mac the Dog will be back on
our screens with a new 3D animated series for pre-schoolers on
numeracy. Their last series of five minute programmes on literacy
was a best Children's/Youth Programme finalist at the 2008 Qantas
film & television awards.
In the Special Interest arena, joining many of our much-loved
series that have been renewed, Mike King tackles issues around
mental health with The Nutters Club. Following on from the
success of his radio show of the same name, the TV show will
include stories, information and support, all with a large dollop
of humour. The programme is set to air in prime time on Māori
Television.
For all the decisions from the October funding round see the tables at the end of this newsletter. You can also see them in the Latest Decisions pages on the website - these get updated after every Board meeting.
Tiki Taane was awarded the NZ On Air Radio Airplay Record of the Year Tui at the Vodafone NZ Music Awards .
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Tiki's smash hit song Always On My Mind was the most played NZ song on NZ radio in the qualifying year to 31 May, beating out other big tunes by the likes of Midnight Youth, Ladyhawke, Dane Rumble and Smashproof. Always On My Mind, the fourth single from Tiki Taane's NZ On Air-funded debut solo album, was a huge cross-format hit and is still on the RadioScope NZ Airplay Chart after 75 consecutive weeks. |
At the APRA Silver Scroll Awards in September, the Most Performed
Work in NZ award went to Midnight Youth's NZ On Air New Recording
Artist-funded song The Letter. So why a different "most-played"
song at the Tuis? To start with, the qualifying years are different
- APRA's year is to 30 June and the Tui year is to 31 May. Also,
the Tui counts radio airplay only while APRA includes radio and
television spins.
Feature Film Funding
Sadly, NZ On Air will not now be able to consider any further feature film drama applications until the new financial year.
As mentioned in the last newsletter, we have a limited budget
for feature film funding. At the October meeting we supported a
further two films (bringing the total films supported this year to
three), which means our drama funds available for films are now
fully committed for the year.
Invoice deadlines for Labour Weekend
Please send your invoices and reports by lunchtime Thursday 22 October for payments on Tuesday 27 October.
Applications
Applications and support letters must contain correct budgets and cover sheets with figures that match. Increasingly we are receiving applications with errors and inconsistencies between applicants' figures and broadcasters' figures. Sorting these out means extra work for the TV team and delays the processing of applications. Please use round figures to the nearest dollar.
Contractual Obligations General
Your funding agreements are a legally binding document and NZ On
Air will insist on contractual obligations being met. Public
funding quite properly requires high standards of accountability.
Please be familiar with the requirements of your contracts, check
our website for further information, and contact the TV team if
help or advice is needed. Once a contract is executed, changes are
generally agreed to by us only in exceptional circumstances.
Contractual Obligations Broadcaster agreements
Producers must provide NZ On Air with a copy of their signed
broadcaster agreement.
For development projects it is a requirement of the first drawdown,
together with any writers' agreements. For production projects it
is a requirement of the second drawdown. Funds will not be released
until these contractual obligations have been fulfilled.
Contractual Obligations Income Reporting
If your programme is earning income, it is likely you will need
to report and share that income with NZ On Air. Reports are due on
a six-monthly basis from the date of first transmission. Income
sharing applies to all programmes where NZ On Air funding is
$200,000 or above.
As well as reporting the income to NZ On Air, you need to provide
information to support your reports, such as distribution
agreements and statements from your distributor. Where distribution
expenses are being claimed, these need to be itemised. Find out
more about the television application process.
Or download a template sales
income report.
If your programme was funded by NZ On Air prior to 1 April 2007 and
you have not yet completed a recoupment variation, you may be
entitled to a larger share of net income than your contract
currently states. Please contact naomi@nzonair.govt.nz if
you are unsure.
Funding Decision Letters
The Funding decision letters sent out after our board meeting are now sent in email form only; no hard copies will be posted. The letters also contain a link to the Contract Initiation form on our website, where you can download the appropriate form to complete and return. In the unlikely event that you have not heard from us two days after our Board meeting, please contact teresa@nzonair.govt.nz.
September and October are busy months for awards and music competitions around the country.
There are the finals of the Smokefree Rockquest, the APRA Silver
Scroll Awards, the Vodafone NZ Music Awards, Smokefree Pacifica
Beats and 98.5 RDU's RounDUp battle of the bands.
The Smokefree Rockquest was won by Wellington College student and
solo singer-songwriter The Jesse Sheehan and the Smokefree Pacifica
Beats prize was won by Babylon Rhythm from Tamaki College. Both get
NZ On Air funding for recording a debut single and making a music
video. Down south, Christchurch b.net station RDU's RounDUp winning
band was Sleepy Age.
And coming up, there's 42UNHEARD. 42Unheard is a new band
competition launched by 42Below along with sponsors MTV, The Edge,
Kiwi FM, Universal Music, Real Groove, Red Bull and LG Arena.
Universal will release a single by the winning band, the band will
be taken to the CMJ Music Marathon in New York in October 2010 and
will receive a whole host of prizes including guaranteed TV and
radio airplay, an NZ On Air-funded music video and a spread in Real
Groove. The finals for 42Unheard will be held on December 10 in
Auckland.
The Television team are keen to source photos for productions supported by NZ On Air for use on our new website and newsletter.
This not only keeps our website up to date, but also helps you promote your shows. So remember to let your publicist know that when they are supplying the broadcaster they should also email pictures to us. Images, ideally at 300dpi, can be sent to Teresa Tito at teresa@nzonair.govt.nz
New Zealand will be back at the CMJ Music Marathon in New York in October, bigger and bolder than before.
NZ On Air and the NZ Music Commission have mounted a New Zealand
music showcase at the annual US college radio music fest in New
York for two years running. The inaugural showcase in 2007 was
dubbed "one of the hottest tickets at CMJ" by UK music bible NME
and helped get airplay traction for the likes of Liam Finn, Cut Off
Your Hands and The Brunettes on college radio in America. The word
spread and the 2008 show was crammed too for Bang Bang Eche, The
Naked & Famous and US college radio darlings, The Ruby
Suns.
The 2009 showcase, on the opening night of CMJ, is going to be
bigger than before - a bigger, cooler space with more acts - thanks
to sponsors 42BELOW, Red Bull and Wild Rock Wine. The art is by The
Mint Chicks' Ruban Nielson, winner of the Tui for Best Album Art at
this year's NZ Music Awards.
Discussions are in full swing around how digital issues will affect Regional Television stations.
There are some important issues surrounding Digital Switch Over (DSO) for the regional stations. Regional television operators have made submissions to the "Digital Futures" discussion paper by the Ministry of Economic Development and the Ministry of Culture and Heritage. Submissions are available to read at the MCH Website.
An updated version is now available on our website.
Some years ago we commissioned Brian Pauling and Sarah Ayton to write a manual on the pleasures and pitfalls of managing an access radio station. Anyone involved in access radio will find this publication an invaluable source of information. Station managers should download this version to replace the one they were originally issued.
Download Radio Diversity: A handbook for access radio
Find out more about access radio
New face at Wellington Access Radio
In August, the access radio group of stations welcomed Phil O'Brien as manager of Wellington Access Radio. Phil has a wealth of experience in both commercial and public service radio.
This annual event takes place 1 - 4 December 2009 in Melbourne.
The World Congress of Science and Factual Producers (WCSFP) is a
member-run, not-for-profit organization, dedicated to celebrating
the best in science, history and other factual television genres.
Local producer Amanda Evans is on the conference steering
committee.
The event, for factual broadcasters and producers, has a 2-to-1
producer-to-broadcaster ratio, ensuring opportunities for
face-to-face meetings. Leading international producers and
broadcasters collaborate to develop dynamic member-produced panels
and talks - a "by-the-industry and for-the-industry" model that
always ensures relevant topics and valuable behind-the-scenes
insight.
Registration for the 2009 WCSFP is now open. For more information
visit the WCSFP website.
This month NZ On Screen celebrated New Zealand's unique natural heritage with the launch of a Nature collection.
Aotearoa's landforms and its magnificent menagerie of natural
oddities - birds, insects, and trees like nowhere else on the
planet - are showcased in 15 award-winning NHNZ productions. From
Discovery Channel and David Bellamy documentaries, to Wild South
and Our World classics, this is a truly remarkable collection. The
Nature
collection has been curated for NZ On Screen by long-time presenter and
producer, Peter Hayden.
TV and film classics continue to be regularly added to the site:
Country Calendar spoofs, The Marching Girls, Howard Morrison
concerts, Top Town finals, A Dog's Show, Woolly Valley, Count
Homogenized, the best of Billy T's skits, the complete Revolution
political history series, and a woolly popular Sheep collection of
titles celebrating all-things-ovine.
Coming up in the next while are first episodes of Gliding On, and
Close to Home, as well as Jane Campion's Cannes-winning short film
Peel, and full length John O'Shea 60s rock'n'roll feature film
Don't Let It Get You.
And check out Beth and her mates in Reservoir Hill,
the latest project to go online supported by the Digital Content
Partnership Fund.
NZ On Air has to create new procedures to comply fully with the Public Records Act.
As part of this project we need to agree with Archives NZ which old (paper) files are retained permanently at Archives NZ, and which get destroyed after they are no longer required by us. Stakeholders are able to provide input on this policy if they wish. If you want to know more please email wayne@nzonair.govt.nz or call (04) 802 8303.
Television |
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Genre |
Programme |
Total Amount Approved |
No. Of Episodes |
Length of Episodes (minutes) |
Production Company |
Channel |
| Arts/Culture | ANZAC DAY 2010 WREATHLAYING CEREMONY |
$43,044 | 1 | 90 | TVNZ Ltd | TV One |
| Arts/Culture | BENEATH MY WINGS | $716,565 | 8 | 30 | Eyeworks New Zealand Ltd | TV3 |
| Arts/Culture | KOTAHI TE WAIRUA - ANZAC DAY 2010 |
$140,277 | 2 | 30 | Maori Television Service | MTS |
| Arts/Culture | POLYFEST 2010 | $199,987 | 5 | 30 | TVNZ Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | BRYAN & BOBBY 3 | $150,000 | 20 | 10 | Treehut Limited | TV3 |
| Children | COOL KIDS COOKING 3 | $180,000 | 26 | 7 | Top Shelf Productions Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | I AM TV 2010 | $1,414,919 | 35 | 60 | TVNZ Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | JUST THE JOB 5 | $136,018 | 10 | 30 | Dave Mason Productions Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | KIWISPORT | $349,922 | 21 | 30 | Quick TV Limited | TV3 |
| Children | SMALL BLACKS TV 2010 | $200,000 | 21 | 30 | Content Creators Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | STICKY TV 2010 | $2,000,000 | 210 | 40 | Pickled Possum Productions | TV3 |
| Children | STUDIO 2 2010 | $1,559,275 | 120 | 30 | TVNZ Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | THE ERIN SIMPSON SHOW 2010 |
$1,749,952 | 120 | 30 | Whitebait Productions | TV 2 |
| Children | WHAT NOW 2010 | $2,979,534 | 40 | 120 | What Now Ltd | TV 2 |
| Children | ZIP AND MAC 2 - NUMERACY | $657,665 | 13 | 5 | You And Media Ltd | TV 2 |
| Comedy | AOTEAROHA SPECIAL CHRISTMAS COMEDY SPECIAL |
$139,858 | 1 | 60 | TVWorks Ltd | TV3 |
| Comedy | BROWN BRUTHAS (Additional) |
$26,601 | N/A | N/A | Cinco Cine Film Productions | TV3 |
| Documentary | THE GRAND PLAN | $325,000 | 10 | 30 | Paua Productions Ltd | Prime |
| Documentary | WHAT'S REALLY IN OUR...? | $661,880 | 10 | 30 | Top Shelf Productions Ltd | TV3 |
| Drama | GIRL MEETS BOY | $250,000 | 1 | 120 | South Pacific Pictures | TV3 |
| Drama | PIERRE | $400,000 | 1 | 120 | General Film Corporation | TV One |
| News/Current Affairs | THE NATION | $1,133,156 | 36 | 60 | Front Page Ltd | TV3 |
| Special Interest | ATTITUDE 6 (2010) | $1,535,100 | 40 | 30 | RSVP Productions Ltd | TV One |
| Special Interest | ETHNIC DIVERSITY SERIES | $350,000 | 10 | 30 | TBC | TV One |
| Special Interest | MY GOD 5 | $410,000 | 10 | 30 | Pacific Screen Ltd | TV One |
| Special Interest | PACIFIC BEAT STREET 2010 | $1,419,990 | 39 | 30 | Drum Productions Ltd | TV3 |
| Special Interest | PRAISE BE 2010 | $485,577 | 40 | 30 | TVNZ Ltd | TV One |
| Special Interest | PUKANA SUBTITLES 2010 | $71,650 | 52 | 0 | Cinco Cine Film Productions | TV3 |
| Special Interest | RURAL DELIVERY 2010 | $795,000 | 30 | 30 | Showdown Productions Ltd | TV One |
| Special Interest | TAGATA PASIFIKA 2010 | $1,435,459 | 52 | 30 | TVNZ Ltd | TV One |
| Special Interest | THE NUTTERS CLUB | $255,317 | 13 | 30 | Top Shelf Productions Ltd | MTS |
Music |
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Funding Type |
Artist - Project |
Total Amount Approved |
Production Company |
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| NZ Music Albums | Autozamm - Album 4 | $50,000 | Let The People Speak Entertainment | |||
| NZ Music Albums | J Williams - Album 3 | $50,000 | Illegal Musik Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Albums | Kingston - Album 2 | $50,000 | Kingston Music Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Albums | Kirsten Morrell - Album 2 | $50,000 | KMR Recordings | |||
| NZ Music New Recordings | Babylon Rhythm
- Reggae Is My Heart |
$10,000 | Smokefree Pacifica Beats | |||
| NZ Music New Recordings | The Jesse Sheehan
- Brothers |
$10,000 | Smokefree Rockquest | |||
| NZ Music Videos | All Left Out - We're Alive! | $5,000 | Isaac Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Antiform - Bury Me | $5,000 | Systemwide Records Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Brotha D - Come
Back (feat. J-Son) |
$5,000 | Dawn Raid Music Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Charlie Ash
- Be My Party Tonight |
$5,000 | Charlie Ash Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Dane Rumble - Cruel | $5,000 | Rumble Music Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Dei Hamo - 4222 | $5,000 | Aviator Music Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Dick Johnson
- Rocked My World (feat. Vince Harder) |
$5,000 | Magiktrax | |||
| NZ Music Videos | False Start
- Children Of The Night |
$5,000 | Deadboy Records | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Falter - Out Of Control | $5,000 | Smalltime Records | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Fly My Pretties - Beat Repeat | $5,000 | Loop Media Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | For Da Grind -
Remember (feat. Nesian Mystik) |
$5,000 | For Da Grind | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Frisko -
Music (feat. Aaradhna) |
$5,000 | Dawn Raid Music Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Gin Wigmore - Hey Ho | $5,000 | Universal Music NZ Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Isaac Aesili -
I'm All In (feat. Rachel Fraser) |
$5,000 | Isaac Aesili | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Iva Lamkum
- Why Do We Fall In Love |
$5,000 | Base Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Jordan Luck Band
- Johnnies Coin |
$5,000 | Siren Records | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Julia Deans - A New Dialogue | $5,000 | Tardus Music | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Junipah - Love Your Ways | $5,000 | Illegal Musik Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Kirsten Morrell - Friday Boy | $5,000 | KMR Recordings | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Minuit - Vampires | $5,000 | Isaac Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Miriam Clancy
- Join The Chorus |
$5,000 | Desert Road Records | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Motocade - Kissed In Time | $5,000 | Isaac Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Opensouls - Telephone Song | $5,000 | Dirty Management | |||
| NZ Music Videos | PNC - Bazooka's Theme | $5,000 | Dirty Management | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Sarah Brown - Best Of You | $5,000 | Isaac Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | State Of Mind - Vega | $5,000 | Dirty Management | |||
| NZ Music Videos | The Feelers - Blue Skies | $5,000 | The Feelers | |||
| NZ Music Videos | The Lookie Loos - What You Cryin' For | $5,000 | The Lookie Loos Company | |||
| NZ Music Videos | The Mint Chicks - She's A Mod | $5,000 | CRS Records | |||
| NZ Music Videos | The Mots - Let's Go Fishing | $5,000 | Isaac Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | The Rabble - Blood & Whiskey | $5,000 | Filthy Lucre Enterprises Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | These Four Walls - Lay It Out | $5,000 | Isaac Promotions | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Tourist - A Heart Expecting More |
$5,000 | Tourist Sound Ltd | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Trigger Theory - Better Days | $5,000 | Independent Film Company Of NZ | |||
| NZ Music Videos | We Are Romans
- Draw The Lines |
$5,000 | We Are Romans | |||
| NZ Music Videos | Young Sid - Made | $5,000 | Move The Crowd Ltd | |||
| Phase 5 Campaign | Bang Bang Eche
- Fistful Of Dollars |
$20,000 | Underground Management US | |||
| Phase 5 Campaign | Opshop - One Day | $13,000 | Opshop Music Touring Ltd. | |||
| Phase 5 Campaign | Pitch Black - Album | $4,500 | The Dub Module | |||
| Phase 5 Campaign | The Black Seeds
- Solid Ground |
$12,000 | Triple M Management | |||
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Genre |
Programme |
Total Amount Approved |
No. Of Episodes |
Length of Episodes (minutes) |
Production Company |
Channel |
| Music TV programme | Decent Exposure | $90,000 | 130 | 5 | TVWorks Ltd | C4 |
| Music TV programme | NZ Music Month | $50,000 | 1 | 120 | TVWorks Ltd | C4 |
| Music TV programme | Official NZ Top 40 | $110,000 | 48 | 60 | TVWorks Ltd | C4 |
| Music TV programme | NZOwn 09/10 | $100,000 | 50 | 60 | Juice TV.com Ltd | Juice TV |
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Radio Programmes |
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Genre |
Description |
Total Amount Approved |
No. Of Episodes |
Length of Episodes (minutes) |
Channel |
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| NZ Music Programmes Radio | Backyard Beats | $40,000 | 48 | 5 | MAI FM | |
| Children | That's The Story 2009-10 | $45,760 | 52 | 60 | Classic Hits | |
| Children | The Great Big Kids' Show |
$51,170 | 23 | 60 | Big FM | |
| Comedy | P.R. Rescue Series 2 |
$23,175 | 26 | 2 | Solid Gold | |
Community Radio |
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Funding Type |
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Description |
Total Amount Approved |
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| Special Interest
Radio Station |
Print Disabled Radio | $105,000 | ||||
New Media |
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Project |
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Total Amount Approved |
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Production Company |
Main Platform |
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| RESERVOIR HILL
(Additional) |
$10,000 | KHF Media Ltd | Website | |||
| SOUNZ - Resound Project | $44,397 | Sounz | Website | |||
Archive |
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Project |
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Total Amount Approved |
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Production Company |
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| Sound Archives Special Project Cataloguing | $41,750 | Sound Archives Nga Taonga Korero | ||||
Printable versionIn this issue...
October 2009- 2010 Board Meeting Dates
Request For Proposals for Ethnic Diversity series 
Highlights from the Latest TV Decisions 
A Tui For Tiki- Television Production Funding: Operations
- Winners & More Winners
- Free Publicity
- NZ Music in New York
Regional Television and the Digital Age- Access Radio Handbook
- World Conference of Science and Factual producers
Natural additions to NZ On Screen - NZ On Air Recordkeeping Project
- Latest Funding Decisions Tables
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