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Fresh opportunities and stories in latest funding for local production sector
NZ On Air is fast-tracking into production a diverse range of new content from fresh creative teams in the latest funding round, ensuring there’s a pipeline...
NZ On Air appoints new Chief Executive
NZ On Air has appointed Cameron Harland to lead the public media agency. He will take up the Chief Executive reins from Tuesday 17 March.
NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho combine to bring Māori language programmes to prime time
Six new factual series are set to bring more te reo Māori into prime time, after securing over $3.6m funding through a NZ On Air / Te Māngai Pāho Co-Fund
NZ On Air welcomes moves to strengthen public media
NZ On Air looks forward to working with officials on the business case for a new public media entity
Newer storytellers lead the dramatic line-up for 2020
Three engrossing new series from talented newer storytellers are set to capture Aotearoa’s attention in 2020, after winning funding in NZ On Air’s final round..
Vital support for investigative journalism and documentaries that challenge
Hard-hitting investigative journalism, climate change, the story behind a high-profile commune, and indigenous art are in the line-up for 2020.
New research shines a light on 30 years of change in NZ culture, and what that means for local media
NZ On Air has released new research that spotlights how NZers view ourselves, our perceptions of our culture and identity, and our relationship with local media
NZ On Air says Haere Ra to its long-serving Chief Executive
The board and staff of NZ On Air acknowledge with regret the resignation of chief executive Jane Wrightson and congratulate her on her new role
Additional funding helped NZ On Air deliver more, and more diverse public media in 2018/19
Two one-off funding boosts last year for public media resulted in more than 50 new projects targeting under-served audiences.
Aotearoa’s superdiversity celebrated in hours and hours of new screen content
New Zealand’s superdiverse communities, stunning landscapes, history and modern issues feature in a stellar line up of new informative content coming to screens
NZ On Air’s latest $12 million investment in stimulating content for tamariki
New Zealand tamariki have much to be excited about, with just under $12.5 million in funding confirmed...
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