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I am very pleased to be here today to help celebrate this milestone for NZ On Air.
It’s fair to say that New Zealand television has come a long way in 25 years.
In 1989, only 2000 hours of local content were making it onto our televisions every year.
The New Zealand Film Commission had already been around for eleven years and was fostering some big screen productions. But New Zealand content had yet to secure a significant presence on our smaller screens and our radios.
- Amy Adams
- Broadcasting
An auction of new radio spectrum licences has fetched almost $17.4 million says Communications and Broadcasting Minister Amy Adams.
Yesterday was the final day of the week-long auction where 126 AM and FM radio licences were sold across the country.
“The success of this auction and record return highlights that the radio broadcasting industry still has an important part to play in the New Zealand economy,” says Ms Adams.
- Amy Adams
- Communications
- Broadcasting