The government will abandon plans to merge Television New Zealand and Radio New Zealand, sources familiar with the matter tell teaomaori.news
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Half a million taonga to be digitised in new audiovisual archive
Some of the earliest radio and television interviews broadcast in Aotearoa will soon be available to watch and listen to online thanks to a new project from Te Tari Taiwhenua (DIA)
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Cultural and racial slurs on tv less tolerated; audiences more relaxed over F-word
What we’re comfortable seeing and hearing on TV and radio is changing.
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'Tragedy' if TVNZ destroys RNZ amid mega merger- CEO
A ‘tragedy’ is how RNZ boss Paul Thompson foresees the fait of his radio business, should commercially-minded TV executives get hold of it during the amalgamation of the two state media organizations
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RNZ and TVNZ to merge in biggest media shake-up in 30 years
Government broadcasters TVNZ and RNZ will be amalgamated in the biggest media shake-up the nation has seen since deregulation of broadcasting, more than 30 years ago.
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Covid crisis in Māori TV and Film
Māori content creators say Covid-19 has pushed the industry to crisis point.
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Te Māngai Pāho CEO calls for immediate change to Māori broadcasting
Te Māngai Pāho CEO Larry Parr says changes will save money and see the sector work more closely.
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NZ mainstream media has responsibility to stop racism- Māori broadcaster
Mainstream media has a responsibility to stop racism. This from a Māori broadcaster after the negative feedback Māori filmmaker Taika Waititi received for his post about the Black Lives Matter protests.
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Winners of 2020 Voyager Media Awards revealed
Executive Producer of TV3's The Hui, Annabelle Lee Mather, won the prestigious Editorial Executive of the Year award at the 2020 Voyager Media Awards last night.
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COVID-19 takes yet another senior citizen- 4.30pm Newsbreak
An elderly man in his 60s becomes the 10th death from the Rosewood Rest home cluster in Christchurch. That now brings our national death toll today to 17. There are only two new confirmed cases and three probable cases of COVID-19 today.