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TMP and NZ On Air announce $3m in co-funding support of Māori Regional News Hubs
Irirangi Te Motu|NZ On Air and Te Māngai Pāho have confirmed four recipients of a co-fund to provide continued support to Māori Regional News
NZ Geographic: Study aims to identify what it means to be a teen
Despite making up a sizeable portion of the population, rangatahi are an underrepresented group in news media in Aotearoa.
Shorts newsletter - 24 July 2023
The deadline for Round Rua, our next funding round, will be earlier than previously announced.
The Valley Profile: Keeping it local
Nearly 30 years ago, a free, weekly community newspaper was launched, covering local news and events throughout the Thames Valley region.
July 2023 Newsletter
Our July newsletter is packed with news from Round Tahi, the first under our new investment strategy, and the first of the new financial year.
Lifting the lid on Aotearoa New Zealand – more stories to engage audiences
New content to engage and inform local audiences will be lifting the lid on a range of topics including historic abuse in care, and family mysteries.
Almost $7m of creative, engaging new content for Tamariki on its way
Aotearoa New Zealand’s youngest audiences will continue to be engaged, entertained, and educated with a new $7m boost to content and games made for them
Quirky, inspiring, gritty, and exploring cultural identity – new NZ On Air-funded drama
Quirky, inspiring, gritty, and exploring cultural identity- Local screens will soon be graced with a dynamic line-up of drama series.
Showcasing awesome content for tamariki
We've got a great new feature section showcasing the huge range of screen and radio content, songs and games funded for tamariki
Shorts Newsletter - 30 June 2023
This week, the allocation phase of the Public Interest Journalism Fund (PIJF) officially comes to an end.
Inaugural NZ On Air New Music Pan-Asian funding recipients announced
Fifteen artists have just been announced as the very first recipients of funding via a NZ On Air New Music Pan-Asian focus round.
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