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Local Content Report 2014
Local content on television increased 3% last year and the percentage of first run local content held steady.
Bold new transmedia initiatives knock down international borders

NZ On Air and the Canada Media Fund (CMF) will contribute $1.2M (CAD) to three digital media co-productions.
NZ On Air gives a boost to investigative journalism

NZ On Air will fund a new investigative journalism strand for TV3 called 3D Investigates.
'Steady as she goes' in the screen sector

Figures released today by Statistics New Zealand’s 2013/2014 Screen Industry Survey showing revenue remained fairly solid at $3.2 billion are in line with...
Children tell us what they enjoy and want from media

A new independent survey of children has found that while TV is still the dominant screen in their lives, tablets and smartphones are now a daily part of most..
Children's Media Use Study 2015
TV is still the dominant screen in NZ children's lives, but tablets and smartphones are now in daily use and Youtube has become a main source of content.
March MakingTracks Decisions

NZ On Air will fund 22 new music projects in its latest MakingTracks funding round.
Diverse Māori stories to be told in new documentaries

A number of diverse programmes featuring Māori stories have been supported by NZ On Air, bringing more of NZ’s unique culture and heritage to TV screens.
Colourful line up of programmes get the green light

A nostalgic journey back to New Zealand in a by-gone era captured in amateur film footage, and more beautiful and awe-inspiring journeys through our oceans...
Celebrating 25 years of NZ stories and songs

NZ On Air has been supporting local content for 25 years. We were created to ensure you could see and hear New Zealanders on air.
February MakingTracks Decisions

NZ On Air will fund 20 new music projects in the first MakingTracks funding round of 2015.
NZ On Air and Porirua City Council join forces to showcase the region through music

Porirua City is the first local body to join forces with NZ On Air in a new incentive-based funding scheme which will encourage the filming of music videos...
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