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Making More Tracks - April 2014
NZ On Air will fund 23 new music projects in its latest Making Tracks funding round.
New Māori programmes bring a landmark documentary and variety to our screens
Both light entertainment and examination of a significant historic event will be covered in new programmes funded by NZ On Air under its Māori programming...
Making More Tracks - March 2014
NZ On Air will fund 25 new music projects in its latest Making Tracks funding round.
New fund to support Māori webseries
A webseries initiative just launched by NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho aims to create a way to tell stories by and for Māori outside the traditional broadcast...
Local Content Report 2013
Local content holds steady at 32% of television schedules but our annual Local Content Report reveals some challenges being faced by the television sector.
Health, a poignant tribute, and popular music to feature in new local content line up
A new science-based documentary series will seek answers to worrying declining health statistics for New Zealanders, asking the question Why Are We Fat?
The big question answered for Nothing Trivial fans and strange-but-true-drama
Fans of Nothing Trivial will finally get some answers – NZ On Air has agreed to fund a two-hour tele-feature to wrap up the series, after series three ended...
Making More Tracks
NZ On Air will fund 24 new music projects in its latest Making Tracks funding round.
Investment in local music paying off
Latest results from the two year old NZ On Air Making Tracks music funding scheme show that local music is finding bigger audiences across a diverse range of...
Making Tracks Two Year Outcomes Review
Latest results from the two year old Making Tracks music funding scheme show that local music is finding bigger audiences across a diverse range of media.
New Zealanders will see 2015 Chunuk Bair service live
NZ On Air has awarded Māori Television a contract for the live TV coverage of the historically significant Anzac Day 2015 commemorative service at Chunuk Bair.
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