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It was great to see so many of you at our recent evenings where we presented two new publications, one looking forward and one looking back. Our new Statement of Intent sets out our plans for the year ahead. The historical study of NZ On Air written by CPIT's Paul Norris and Dr Brian Pauling, with contributing chapters from Dr Trisha Dunleavy and Dr Ruth Zanker, tells some of our story to date. The authors proposed this project, " NZ On Air - An Evaluative Study", to give an insight into how the agency works, within a wider media ecology, and to critique some of the many and various ways we have dealt with sector issues over the years. They've done a comprehensive job and we recommend it as excellent bedside reading - not that we agree with everything the authors say! You can read it online by clicking on the above title or contact us for a hard copy.
We've just completed the final funding round for this financial year. While remaining funds were tight, we've still managed to support some excellent new projects. See below for details.
We were grateful to receive status quo funding in this year's Budget, given the hard financial choices facing the Government. Nonetheless it's been some years since we have had a general budget increase. We will deal with the constraints in our normal way: by looking for great ideas and services, backed up with a sound business case and cost-effective solutions.
Our values are innovation, diversity and value for money. The last is ever-present; diversity will remain our watchword; but we need to stay agile to ensure we can continue supporting innovation.
To help make space for the new in a financially static environment we need to assess ongoing programmes and services carefully. In particular, we've decided to formalise two policies in the TV area.
For prime time drama series, we will cease funding after a maximum of six series.
For prime time popular factual series, we will cease funding after a maximum of four series.
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Any exception will be considered on a case-by-case basis but will be rare and special. Up to the maximum series number, applications will still be assessed carefully against the other ideas on the table and the broadcaster contribution offered. Funding, of course, is not guaranteed. We're making our expectations clear so broadcasters and producers can plan. We also hope that some series survive beyond NZ On Air funding support because our funding will have helped prove their ability to attract and hold an audience. There are some great new projects below - we look forward to heaps more in the new financial year. Cheers, Jane |
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New Chair In April the Minister of Broadcasting appointed Miriam Dean CNZM QC as the new chair following the retirement of Neil Walter. Miriam is a barrister sole specialising in dispute resolution and commercial litigation. She is President of the NZ Bar Association council, Deputy Chair of Auckland Council Investments Ltd, a director of Crown Fibre Holdings and a Trustee of the Royal NZ Ballet. We're delighted to welcome her to the team.
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More on the diversity front
In June we released a research project commissioned by NZ On Air into broadcast options for Pacific audiences in New Zealand. The first of its type undertaken in New Zealand, the research was undertaken jointly by Tim Thorpe (Tim Thorpe Consulting), Holona Lui (Catalyst Pacific) and Sai Lealea (SDL Consultancy), with assistance from Emma Powell and Dr April Henderson from Victoria University. You can download it here.
We're organising a small forum of Pacific broadcasters and programme makers in July to discuss the research. In a highly-constrained funding environment it's important that we look together for the best, most creative, and most useful ways to serve our audiences. By talking together and sharing ideas we hope we will be able to develop new ideas and new partnerships to increase content for Pacific audiences in the future.
As signaled in our SOI we've completed work on our latest digital strategy and have a high level plan for what happens next.
We've contracted in Brenda Leeuwenberg part-time for the next few months to help get the balls rolling.
Our first strategy was created in 2007 and resulted in two key outcomes: NZ On Screen and the Digital Content Partnership Fund. The results of that Fund were reviewed earlier this year - you can read that report here.
The significant changes to the digital landscape since 2007 have helped us build on this groundwork. Our refreshed strategy focuses on integrating digital thinking across all our funding activities: content remains king. As noted elsewhere NZ On Screen will remain a key part of our work. We will also be exploring options for expanding the reach of music video online.
Our core goals are :
Key changes are:
Funded content will be required to play on at least two outlets. This is largely already happening but we intend to strengthen this requirement so content routinely persists beyond its initial play.
The Digital Content Partnership Fund will be replaced by a new contestable Digital Media Fund. Priority will go to projects for special interest audiences: children, ethnic and other minorities in the community, youth, arts and Māori. This is because these audiences remain hard to reach and are rarely a priority in mainstream media. The fund will have two levels - a low budget (up to $50K) fund with simplified administration requirements, and a fund for larger, more complex projects. The low budget fund will total $200K; the larger fund $600K.
We'll be publishing the detailed criteria shortly and expect to open applications by August. You can read the digital strategy here.
We're in the last stages of editing a paper setting out our take on documentary funding and issues we need to address. We'll be seeking industry feedback shortly.
This week NZ On Air and TVNZ Access Services announced a new arrangement to include funded captions for Deaf and hearing impaired audiences on DVD releases of various NZ titles. The details are here. The Deaf community has been asking for this for some time and we were pleased to help find a solution. NZ On Air fully funds TVNZ Access Services to create captions for broadcast and we needed a simple way to ensure the existing captioning files could then be migrated to the DVD. Sounds easy, but it isn't.
TVNZ Access Services is including funded captions on DVDs of New Zealand programmes that screened on TVNZ, and has agreed to do this for captioned TV3 and other non TVNZ made programmes at the same rate. South Pacific Pictures has agreed to release the DVDs of its productions using this system. NZ On Air has agreed to include the cost as a gross delivery expense: producers should include this cost as such in their sales returns.
So this means all producers releasing New Zealand programmes that have been captioned for broadcast are now able to include those captions on the DVDs. Please help us to help this important audience - you may even increase sales as a result.
June was the last meeting of the financial year and as expected available funding was limited. Because of this we chose to prioritise production funding over development projects. Through some judicious checking of pockets and down the back of the couch, we were able to contribute funding of nearly $13.6m for 54 hours of content.
An in-depth documentary series was supported for Prime that will examine New Zealand's environmental status, particularly in regard to our international branding as 100% Pure New Zealand. Keeping It Pure will be made by the team behind the acclaimed 50 Years of New Zealand Television series.
A fifth series of the hit series Go Girls was supported for TV2. While the quests of Amy, Britta, Cody, Brad and Kevin seem to be all but realized, there is evidently plenty more fun and drama to be enjoyed from Auckland's sparkling North Shore.
Six documentary projects were supported including new series NZ Story for TV One that will reveal insights into the lives of a cross section of very different New Zealanders; Bryan Bruce will once again challenge the status quo with three programmes for TV3 which will examine various aspects of New Zealand contemporary society in Inside Report and Mind the Gap; and Cantabrians' continuing struggle to rebuild Christchurch will be profiled in Aftermath to be made by Paua Productions for Prime.
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Also for Prime is a confirmed second series of the successful Shearing Gang and a single documentary, Sex & Agriculture that will celebrate the 30th anniversary of iconic kiwi band The Exponents. We are also pleased to be able to support Top Shelf's media programme Media 3 for TV3. As one of TVNZ7's most popular local series the continued examination of local media by Russell Brown and his team will no doubt be appreciated by its dedicated viewers. Funding for Inside NZ documentary A Bit Mental was also confirmed. |
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A children's special The Nowies was funded for TV2. Following last year's successful awards within What Now, this year promises to be bigger, better and a whole lot of fun.
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Popular arts have not been forgotten with a third series of the breakthrough arts series The Secret Lives of Dancers being supported for TV3. The RNZB has a huge year ahead of it with the highlights including touring Giselle in China and producing Tutus on Tour and Swan Lake for New Zealand audiences.
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With the Paralympic Games only a couple of months away we've supported two one-hour documentaries, Black and White, for screening on Prime. These programmes will profile New Zealand's paralympic cycling and swimming teams' preparation for the games.
Funding of $2.4m for 2012/13 for Access Services was also confirmed. Access Services provide Captioning and Audio Description services for the Deaf, hearing impaired, blind & sight impaired audiences on TV One, TV2 and TV3.
Two NZ On Air-supported documentaries took the major local prizes at the Documentary Edge Festival held in Auckland recently. Congratulations to Grant Lahood who won Best Feature Documentary and Best Editing for Intersexion, a profile of the life of Mani Mitchell. Geoffrey Cawthron also won Best Director for View From Olympus, an Artsville documentary on the work of composer John Psathas.
Also congratulations to Bryan Bruce and South Pacific Pictures for their success at the 2012 New York Festivals TV and Film Awards. Platinum Fund series Wild Coasts, made by South Pacific Pictures, received a Bronze World Medal in the Environment and Ecology category of the New York Festivals. Funded documentary Jesus: the Cold Case, made by Bryan Bruce won a Silver World medal in the History and Society division, and a Bronze World Medal in the Religion division.
We are also pleased to congratulate Pietra Brettkelly and Peter Young for the inclusion of their NZ On Air-supported documentaries, Maori Boy Genius and The Last Ocean in this year's upcoming New Zealand International Film Festival.
For Pacific audiences we've approved annual operating funding of $3,250,000 for National Pacific Radio Trust, the operators of the Niu FM network, 531pi, and Pacific Media News. Samoa Capital Radio, which broadcasts 38 hours per week to a loyal following in Wellington, received $180,000.
We were able to provide a modest amount of additional funding to the access radio annual funding pool for 2012/13. This additional funding was allocated to stations that were meeting performance KPI's or could demonstrate a business case. Overall, the access stations are delivering 7% more priority special interest programming than compared to the same time last year. Our focus on this area will continue for 2012/13.
The Board approved up to $68,009 in Regional Television DSO Assistance for TV Hawke's Bay. Hawke's Bay is one of the first two regions in the country to 'Go Digital', with switchover occurring in September this year.
In the special interest commercial radio programmes area, funding approvals were made for Paakiwaha (Maori programmes in English), Real Life and Scrubcutter (Spiritual), and The Great Big Kids' Show (Children).
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The official March quarter local content figures are in. New Zealand music content on commercial radio in the 3 months to 31 March was 18.65%, fractionally up on the December 2011 quarter (18.52%). The March quarter counts Kiwi FM at 100% New Zealand music for two months and at 60% for one month, following the station's change in format. It counts two familiar stations - Radio Hauraki and George FM - for the first time. The songs that contributed most to the 18.65% in the March quarter were the pictured Six60's Only To Be, Annah Mac's Girl In Stilettos and The Babysitters Circus with their debut single, Everything's Gonna Be Alright, all supported by NZ On Air. |
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At the end of May, a new New Zealand music website called theaudience.co.nz launched. theaudience is a partnership between NZ On Air and Amplifier - New Zealand's longest established online New Zealand music site. theaudience is a new music discovery site. It will enable new artists to build the audience for their work and generate the kind of "buzz" that will help them qualify for Making Tracks funding and go on to bigger and better things. We see theaudience as a feeder for the Making Tracks funding
scheme and a vehicle for supporting new and unreleased
artists. This helps us to fulfill one of the important
goals of the New Zealand music reforms to "balance support for
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We have now completed nine of the 10 Making Tracks funding rounds for the inaugural Making Tracks year. So far, we have taken in 1,087 applications and we have made 293 grants. Of those 293 projects, 118 or 40% are new artists or "first-timers". At the time that the Making Tracks scheme was launched last year, we said we would do a review at the end of the first year and fine-tune in the light of our experience in the field. The review will be done in two parts. Through June we will review the eligibility criteria, the applications process and the decision-making process so that we are able to fine-tune in time for the first intake of applications for the new funding year in July. Through July, once we have a complete year of grants, we will review the broadcast outcomes and impacts to check that Making Tracks is delivering the airplay results and diversity results that we are looking for.
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Five Mile Town are three 17-18 year olds from Auckland. Their self-funded debut video for Saturated has clocked more than 60,000 hits on YouTube and in May, they picked up their first MakingTracks grant, one of 118 new artists to come through MakingTracks since the scheme was launched in July last year.
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Brooke Fraser for winning the NZ On Air Radio Airplay Award at the 2012 Pacific Music Awards for her song, Betty, the most-played song by a Pacific artist in the awards qualifying year; |
Adeaze for three Pacific Music Awards;
The Naked + Famous for a Gold single in the US (that's 500,000+ sales);
Homebrew for a #1 debut album in New Zealand;
Kimbra for a Top 20 US debut for her Vows album and 26+ million You Tube hits on her videos (and that doesn't count Somebody That I Used To Know and her amazing SXSW solo);
and to The Babysitters Circus and Avalanche City for TMN Hot 100 radio airplay songs in Australia in the last 12 months.
Television Funding Decisions
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Genre |
Programme |
Total Amount Approved |
No. Of Episodes |
Length of Episodes (minutes) |
Production Company |
Channel |
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Special Interest |
CAPTIONING 12/13 |
2,400,000 |
0 |
0 |
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TVNZ Access Services |
TVNZ, TV3 |
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Arts/Culture |
THE SECRET LIVES OF DANCERS 3 |
661,212 |
8 |
30 |
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Eyeworks New Zealand |
TV3 |
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Children |
THE NOWIES |
145,700 |
1 |
60 |
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Whitebait Productions |
TV 2 |
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Documentary |
AFTERMATH |
393,285 |
2 |
60 |
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Paua Productions |
Prime |
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Documentary |
INSIDE REPORT |
365,000 |
2 |
60 |
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Red Sky Film & Television |
TV3 |
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Documentary |
MEDIA3 |
491,324 |
20 |
30 |
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Top Shelf Productions |
TV3 |
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Documentary |
NZ STORY |
923,509 |
16 |
30 |
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Jam TV |
TV One |
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Documentary |
SEX & AGRICULTURE |
119,988 |
1 |
60 |
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Notable Pictures |
Prime |
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Documentary |
SHEARING GANG 2 |
423,845 |
10 |
30 |
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Great Southern Television |
Prime |
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Documentary |
Inside NZ: A BIT MENTAL |
26,038 |
1 |
60 |
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Luke Nola & Friends |
TV3 |
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Documentary |
Inside NZ: MIND THE GAP |
160,890 |
1 |
60 |
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Red Sky Film & Television |
TV3 |
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Drama |
GO GIRLS 5 |
6,672,500 |
13 |
60 |
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South Pacific Pictures |
TV 2 |
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Special Interest |
BLACK AND WHITE |
83,885 |
2 |
60 |
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Attitude Pictures |
Prime |
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Documentary |
* KEEPING IT PURE |
1,123,962 |
6 |
60 |
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Greenstone TV |
Prime |
* This programme was supported by the NZ On Air Platinum fund
Radio Funding Decisions
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Funding Type |
Description |
Total Amount Approved |
No. Of Episodes |
Length of Episodes (minutes) |
Channel |
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Radio NZ |
Radio New Zealand 12/13 |
31,816,000 |
N/A |
N/A |
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Radio NZ |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
BASE FM 12/13 |
80,000 |
50 |
220 |
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Base FM |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
bFM 12/13 |
180,000 |
50 |
360 |
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95bFM |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
KIWI FM 12/13 |
300,000 |
40 |
720 |
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Kiwi FM |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
RADIO ACTIVE 12/13 |
100,000 |
50 |
150 |
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Radio Active |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
RADIO CONTROL 12/13 |
60,000 |
50 |
180 |
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Radio Control |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
RADIO ONE 12/13 |
80,000 |
50 |
120 |
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Radio One |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
RDU 12/13 |
100,000 |
50 |
160 |
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RDU 98.5FM |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
Roundup |
45,600 |
12 |
15 |
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RDU 98.5FM |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
The Audience - Chart Show 12/13 |
104,500 |
50 |
54 |
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95bFM |
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NZ Music Programmes Radio |
THE MOST FM 12/13 |
40,000 |
50 |
120 |
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Most FM |
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Radio Programme Production |
The Great Big Kids' Show 2012/13 |
118,175 |
53 |
60 |
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Radio Waatea 603AM |
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Radio Programme Production |
Paakiwaha 2012/13 |
75,000 |
48 |
120 |
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Radio Waatea 603AM |
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Radio Programme Production |
Real Life with John Cowan 2012/13 |
12,000 |
48 |
60 |
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NewstalkZB |
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Radio Programme Production |
Scrubcutter 2012 |
70,000 |
240 |
2 |
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NewstalkZB |
Digital Funding Decisions
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Project |
Total Amount Approved |
Production Company |
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NZ ON SCREEN 12/13 |
999,578 |
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NZ On Screen Trust |
Special Interest Radio and Access Radio 2012/13 Funding Decisions
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Funding Type |
Region |
Station |
Total Amount Approved |
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Special Interest Radio Capital Grant |
National |
Pacific Radio Trust |
214,000 |
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Special Interest Radio Stations |
Lower North Island |
Print Disabled Radio |
110,348 |
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Special Interest Radio Stations |
Lower North Island |
Samoa Capital Radio |
180,000 |
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Special Interest Radio Stations |
National |
Pacific Radio Trust |
3,250,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Auckland |
Auckland Access Radio Planet Fm 104.6 |
250,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Canterbury |
Plains FM |
230,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
East Coast/Hawke's Bay |
Radio Kidnappers |
170,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Lower North Island |
Coast Access Radio |
135,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Lower North Island |
Manawatu Access Radio Charitable Trust |
165,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Lower North Island |
Wairarapa Access Radio |
135,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Lower North Island |
Wellington Access Radio |
220,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Nelson Marlborough |
Tasman Broadcasting Trust |
195,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Otago |
Otago Access Radio 105.4FM |
169,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Southland |
Radio Southland |
165,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Taranaki |
Access Radio Taranaki Trust |
170,000 |
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Access Radio Stations |
Waikato/Lakes |
Community Radio Hamilton |
230,000 |
Regional Television DSO Assistance Funding Decisions
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Programme |
Total Amount Approved |
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Television Hawke's Bay DSO Assistance |
Up to 68,009 |
Music Funding Decisions (March 2012 to May 2012)
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Funding Type |
Artist - Project |
Total Amount Approved |
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Production Company |
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NZ Music Digital |
The Audience Website 12/13 |
370,000 |
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Amplifier Holdings |
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NZ Music International |
Kids of 88 / Australia |
Up to 17,385 |
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Dryden Street |
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NZ Music International |
Opossum / Australia |
Up to 7,250 |
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CRS Music Management |
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NZ Music International |
The Babysitters Circus / Australia |
Up to 20,000 |
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Control Freak Music |
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NZ Music International |
Tom Lark / Australia |
Up to 4,750 |
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Let The People Speak Entertainment |
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NZ Music International |
Ruby Frost / Australia |
Up to 20,000 |
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Pie In The Sky Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
1814 - Relax |
10,000 |
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1814 |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Aaradhna - Wake Up |
6,000 |
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Frequency Media Group |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Ahoribuzz - Ground My Ego |
6,000 |
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Loop Media |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Alizarin Lizard - Not Addicted |
6,000 |
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Alizarin Lizard |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Annah Mac - The Sun |
10,000 |
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Sony Music Entertainment |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Artisan Guns - Baby Blue |
10,000 |
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Let The People Speak Entertainment |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Badd Energy - How Do You Sleep |
6,000 |
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Flying Nun Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Bailter Space - World We Share |
6,000 |
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Arch Hill Recordings |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Bang Bang Eche - Dreamers |
10,000 |
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Bang Bang Eche |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Beach Pigs - Night Surfing |
10,000 |
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Arch Hill Recordings |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Beastwars - Dune |
10,000 |
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Beastwars |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Beastwars - Realms |
10,000 |
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Universal Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Beat Kamp - Ain't Going Nowhere |
10,000 |
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Illegal Musik |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Black City Lights - Parallels |
6,000 |
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Stars and Letters |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Black River Drive - Hold The Line |
6,000 |
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Black River Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Blacklistt - Worth Fighting For |
10,000 |
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Jelly Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Brooke - Till The End |
10,000 |
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Illegal Musik |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Bury Me Low - The Wolf and The Moon |
10,000 |
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Stone Winner Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Bury Me Low - Three Winds |
6,000 |
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Stone Winner Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Cavell - I Need You |
6,000 |
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Move The Crowd |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
CLAP CLAP RIOT - Lie |
6,000 |
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Page One Management |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Cobra Khan - In Fray's We're Tied |
6,000 |
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Elevenfiftyseven Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Collapsing Cities - Queue For The Queue |
6,000 |
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Pastel Pistol |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Cool Rainbows - House By The Beach |
10,000 |
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Lil Chief Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Cool Rainbows - Reality And A Clue |
6,000 |
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Lil Chief Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Dam Native - Lick My Patu |
6,000 |
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Heart Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Decortica - Helix |
10,000 |
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EMI Music NZ |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Delaney Davidson - How Lucky You Are |
10,000 |
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Delaney Davidson |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Dictaphone Blues - Spicy Fruit Loaf |
6,000 |
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Reuben Bonner |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Die! Die! Die! - Twitching Sunshine |
10,000 |
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Records Etcetera |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Doug Jerebine - Ain't So Hard To Do |
6,000 |
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John Baker |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Drew - Feel Alright |
6,000 |
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Empire Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Dukes - My Two Feet |
10,000 |
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Lorraine Barry Music Management |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Earthworm - The Magpies |
10,000 |
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Reuben Bonner |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Five Mile Town - Kids & Their Chemicals |
10,000 |
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Five Mile Town |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Glass Owls - Let's Take the Road |
10,000 |
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Glass Owls Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Heart Attack Alley - Don't Waste My Time |
10,000 |
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Voodoo Rhythm Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Jamie McDell - Rewind |
10,000 |
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EMI Music NZ |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Jason Eli Feat Imagine... - That's Right |
6,000 |
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Stake Limited |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Kids of 88 - Badtalk |
6,000 |
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Dryden Street |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
King Cannons - Brightest Light |
10,000 |
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EMI Music NZ |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Late Nyte Hype - Electricity |
10,000 |
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Let The People Speak Entertainment |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Late Nyte Hype - Revelations |
10,000 |
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Scotty Ray Nicols |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Lips - We Don't Have Much Time |
10,000 |
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Lips |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Loui The Zu w Leroy Clampitt - Fake Friends |
10,000 |
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Dryden Street |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Luckless - Skin & Bones |
6,000 |
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Touch Piece Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Maisey Rika - Tangaroa Whakamautai |
6,000 |
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Moonlight Sounds |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Maisey Rika - What I Am |
10,000 |
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Awa Films Limited |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Maitreya - Wake The Neighbours |
10,000 |
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Control Freak Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Massad - Maybe One Day |
10,000 |
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Massad Music |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
MayaVanya & P Money - Turn Me Out |
10,000 |
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EMI Music NZ |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Mel Parsons - True Story |
6,000 |
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Cape Road Recordings |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Mixt Frequencies - Breathe |
10,000 |
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Illegal Musik |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Mother Motor - We'll Find The Way |
6,000 |
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Mother Motor |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Myele Manzanza feat. Rachel Fraser - On The Move |
6,000 |
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Every Waking Hour |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
N.O.X feat Tyson Tyler - Mosh |
10,000 |
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Illegal Musik |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Opossom - Fly |
6,000 |
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CRS Music Management |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Paper Plane - Yes Ma'am |
6,000 |
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Hum Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Pieter T - It Would Be You |
6,000 |
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Kog Mastering |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Popstrangers - Heaven |
6,000 |
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Popstrangers |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Rackets - Snake In The Grass |
6,000 |
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Crown Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
RIA - Possibility |
10,000 |
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M4U Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Ria Hall - I Am Child |
6,000 |
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Tu Taniwha Entertainment |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Rival State - Apollo Me |
6,000 |
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Shock Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
School For Birds - Before Sunrise |
6,000 |
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Mahui Bridgman-Cooper |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Sherpa - I'm Happy Just to Lie |
6,000 |
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Little White |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Sherpa - Love Film |
10,000 |
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Little White |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Sidney Diamond - No Sympathy |
10,000 |
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Move The Crowd |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Sir T - Forgot Me |
10,000 |
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Move The Crowd |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Skallander - Rain |
10,000 |
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Type Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Steve Abel - Best Thing |
6,000 |
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Kin'sland Records |
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NZ Music Making Tracks |
Sun and the Wolf - You |
6,000 |
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Banished From the Universe c/- EMI Music NZ |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Black Seeds - Cracks In Our Crown |
6,000 |
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Proville Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Checks - Jet Plane |
6,000 |
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Pie Club Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Datsuns - Gold Halo |
6,000 |
|
Hellsquad Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Disco Three - Kinda Lovin' |
6,000 |
|
Frequency Media Group |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Drag Doo Riffs - Tesla Girl |
10,000 |
|
Liberation Music (NZ) |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Eversons - Marriage |
6,000 |
|
Lil Chief Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Good Fun - Say It To Me Now |
10,000 |
|
The Good Fun |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The KUMPNEE - Two Bux In My Wallet |
10,000 |
|
The Kumpnee |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
The Wild - Full Circle |
6,000 |
|
Dryden Street |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Thought Creature - Smoke Machine |
10,000 |
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Crystal Magic Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Tom Lark - Give You All My Lovin' |
10,000 |
|
Let The People Speak Entertainment |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Tom Lark - Hipsteranity |
10,000 |
|
Let The People Speak Entertainment |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Tommy Ill - New Car Money |
6,000 |
|
EMI Music NZ |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Tono and the Finance Company - Marion Bates Realit |
6,000 |
|
Bones and Wood |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Toy Love - Swimming Pool |
6,000 |
|
Real Groovy Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Transistors - Your Life Could Be So Easy |
6,000 |
|
Arch Hill Recordings |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Two Cartoons - Rainbows |
6,000 |
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Dunedinmusic.com. |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Tyson Tyler - To Be King |
10,000 |
|
Illegal Musik |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Urbantramper - Utopia In Williamsberg |
10,000 |
|
Home Alone Music |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Victoria Girling-Butcher - Night Scout |
6,000 |
|
Lorraine Barry |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Villainy - Gather Yourself |
10,000 |
|
Villainy |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Young Lyre - Both Burn Blue |
10,000 |
|
Young Lyre Partnership |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Zionhill - Foot Soldier |
10,000 |
|
Ode Records |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Zowie - My Calculator |
6,000 |
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Sony Music Entertainment |
|
NZ Music Making Tracks |
Zowie - Ping Ping |
6,000 |
|
Sony Music Entertainment |
Printable versionIn this issue...
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A Note From Our CEO -
Pleased to introduce.. -
Pacific Research -
Digital Strategy Update -
Documentary Policy -
DVD Captioning -
Television -
Platinum Project -
Drama -
Documentary -
For Children -
Arts and Culture -
Special Interest -
Bouquets -
Community Broadcasting Update -
NZ Music - On The Radio -
NZ Music - Online -
Making More Tracks -
Congratulations to NZ On Air funded artists... -
Funding Decisions June 2012
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