Current documents
These documents are for the current financial year, or are currently applicable.
Extension to deadline for SOI and SPE
NZ On Air was granted a three month extension to the deadline for our 2020 - 2024 Statement Of Intent (SOI) and 2020 - 2021 Statement Of Performance Expectations (SPE) in accordance with the Covid-19 Response Act 2020.
Covid-19 has had a significant impact on NZ On Air funded productions, platforms and creatives. This extension to the deadline of our SOI and SPE allowed us to better assess our operating environment, incorporate impacts from the Government's media sector support package and evaluate our performance measures and targets as necessary.
Both documents are published below.
Our latest Annual Report is available to view or download here.
If you would like information about strategies that existed prior to July 2017 please email your request to communications@nzonair.govt.nz
Retention and Disposal Schedule - stakeholder consultation
NZ On Air is seeking feedback on its Retention and Disposal Schedule.
Background
NZ On Air has drafted a retention and disposal schedule for records created and received by the organisation as per requirements of the Public Records Act 2005. We are now seeking feedback from external key stakeholders on this draft.
Scope
The appraisal report and the accompanying disposal schedule applies to current, non-current and yet to be created records in all formats, including audio visual records that are created and received by NZ On Air. The schedule excludes classes of records covered by the General Disposal Authorities (GDA6 and GDA7).
Process Used to Date
The retention and disposal schedule has been drafted after consultation with NZ On Air staff. We have used the Archives New Zealand appraisal statement as the criteria for assessing the value of the records and proposed retention periods have been based on business and legal requirements.
Feedback Sought
We are now seeking feedback from stakeholders. In particular, we are interested in the recommendations we have made in relation to the disposal action and the retention period. We would appreciate it if your feedback could be submitted by 22 January 2021. The feedback and any questions relating to the retention and disposal schedule should be emailed to Clare Helm.
Please see the documents below.
All feedback will be considered by our Project Team, and may be incorporated into the final draft that will be submitted to Archives New Zealand for approval by the Chief Archivist.
Premium Productions $50m Fund - sector consultation
The Premium Productions for International Audiences fund is part of the Screen Sector Recovery Package announced by Ministers in July. It applies to 2021-2022 and is designed to support the production of high-quality feature films or series dramas that tell strong New Zealand stories with international appeal.
On Wednesday 28 October the NZFC, NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho held a live webinar to give an update on the Fund.
The Fund is a jointly administered initiative between the NZFC and NZ On Air, developed in partnership with Te Māngai Pāho.
The webinar panelists were NZFC CEO Annabelle Sheehan, NZ On Air CEO Cameron Harland and Te Māngai Pāho Kaiwhakahaere, Pouaka Whakaata, Larry Parr.
More than 150 people attended the event and we'd like to thank everyone for joining and for submitting their questions.
Questions that remained unanswered at the end of the session have been collated and answered in the document below.
The consultation document the webinar discussed is below.
New Music Funding Schemes Review
NZ On Air recently commissioned Russell Brown to review our New Music Funding schemes.
We are currently reviewing the various options proposed and will advise any changes in the new year.
RNZ /NZ On Air Joint Innovation Fund
This fund was established with $6m allocated in Budget 2018 for the two organisations to collaborate on commissioning public media content for NZ audiences. The fund effectively closed at the end of 2019/20 with all funds distributed.
Local Democracy Reporting service
A pilot scheme aimed at boosting the reporting of local democracy issues across New Zealand launched by an alliance of publishers, RNZ and NZ On Air. The $1m funding in its first year came from the RNZ/ NZ On Air Joint Innovation Fund. A second year has been funded in 2020/21 through the NZMF.
Archive
If you cannot find what you are looking for in the below archive please email communications@nzonair.govt.nz