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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...
Preserving a place for breaking NZ music on radio
New Zealand music buffs will continue to hear the newest local music on commercial radio stations throughout the country next year...
A treat for audiences of documentary, factual and arts programmes
Our beautiful country, its history and people will shine next year in a number of new series just funded by NZ On Air.
New sci-fi drama series for children to screen in prime time
A new family-friendly drama series in the sci-fi thriller genre, a returning murder-mystery series and a hip-hop dance film will be coming to local TV screens..
November 2014 Making Tracks decisions
Decisions from NZ On Air’s November 2014 Making Tracks funding round
Audiences have more choice in local content, 25 years on
Twenty-five years after it was created, NZ On Air continues to move swiftly to ensure New Zealanders can find and enjoy diverse local content how and when...
Deserving recognition for top class local television productions
NZ On Air congratulates the local television production community on the top class local content they create.
Request for proposals to produce Tagata Pasifika and Fresh
NZ On Air and TVNZ are requesting proposals from production companies to produce two important Pasifika TV series.
NZ On Air backing local music all the way
NZ On Air congratulates the huge line up of NZ On Air funded artists in the finalist list for the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards this year.
More reasons to laugh coming to TV screens
There will be lots to laugh about next year with two new and three returning television comedy series funded by NZ On Air.
Viewers to enjoy a rich tapestry of local documentary and factual programmes
Five one-off documentaries and extensive Anzac day coverage in 2015 have been supported by NZ On Air, bringing more true New Zealand stories to our screens.
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