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More genuinely Kiwi stories greenlit to entertain local audiences
Four new drama series for a range of audiences have been greenlit in the final NZ On Air funding round of 2024
NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho announce co-funding for Scripted and Non-Fiction te reo and te ao Māori
The successful applicants for the Irirangi Te Motu | NZ On Air - Te Māngai Pāho Reo Māori Co-Fund have been announced.
Firm audience favourites lead NZ On Air Non-Fiction funding
Series consistently popular with Aotearoa New Zealand audiences lead the Non-Fiction projects funded in the latest NZ On Air funding round.
Shorts Newsletter - 29 August 2024
Round Rua webinar for last-minute questions around applying, Where Are The Audiences? 2024 research and a reminder of screen guild work standards.
Where Are The Audiences? 2024
The latest findings from the ongoing research into audience behaviour in Aotearoa New Zealand.
New Zealanders’ media behaviours ‘settling down’ after a strong period of change
The year-on-year growth of global media platform audiences in New Zealand appears to be slowing, while the decline for local platforms may be stabilising.
Shorts Newsletter - 19 August 2024
NZ On Air's latest screen funding round opens this week; Reo Māori Content Co-Fund RFP; and a NZSPR Masterclass for Producers.
Public Awareness survey 2024
Each year we survey the public to understand perceptions and awareness of NZ On Air's work
Shorts Newsletter 30 July 2024
Information for applicants to Round Rua. The second funding round of the 2024/25 financial year opens next month.
Shorts Newsletter 24 July 2024
To better connect parents, caregivers and children with NZ On Air-funded tamariki screen content, NZ On Air intends to create a hub on YouTube.
Where Are The Māori Audiences and what are they consuming?
NZ On Air recently partnered with Te Māngai Pāho to commission a study into the media behaviour, attitudes and content needs of Māori audiences.
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