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The government is inviting public input into the development of policy on digital television

Mr Speaker I move that the Television New Zealand Bill be now read a first time.

Government will provide $7 million new funding to bring court staff salaries up to the public sector average, Courts Minister Matt Robson announced today.

New Technologies and the Digital Future is a comprehensive examination of the issues associated with digital developments and their implications for New Zealand content in various media.

New board members for Radio New Zealand Ltd and Television New Zealand Ltd have been announced by Broadcasting Minister Marian Hobbs.

Broadcasting Minister Marian Hobbs says she’s pleased TVNZ and Sky Television have reached agreement for TV ONE and TV2 to be available on the Sky digital platform.

Broadcasting Minister Marian Hobbs says she’s pleased TVNZ and Sky Television have reached agreement for TV ONE and TV2 to be available on the Sky digital platform.

TVNZ's new crown company structure will have a parent holding company with television and transmission subsidiaries, Broadcasting Minister, Marian Hobbs, said today.

Broadcasting Minister Marian Hobbs says National's broadcasting spokesperson Katherine Rich betrays her ignorance in her claims about TVNZ's annual results for the 2001 financial year.

Communications Minister Paul Swain and Broadcasting Minister Marian Hobbs have released a discussion document on the future of the FM radio broadcasting band.

Independent research commissioned by New Zealand on Air on new technologies is a useful contribution to current thinking on digital broadcasting

The government is still considering all options for youth radio, Broadcasting Minister, Marian Hobbs, said today.

TVNZ will be re-established under its own legislation as a crown owned company, the Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, announced today. This will enable TVNZ to give priority to fulfilling its charter while maintaining its financial performance.

A former chairperson of the Children's Television Foundation, Dr Bronwyn Hayward, of Christchurch, has been appointed to the Broadcasting Standards Authority, the Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, announced today.

The Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, says she can assure TVNZ staff that reported remarks by TVNZ Board Chairman, Ross Armstrong, have been misinterpreted.

The public broadcasting charter for Television New Zealand has been approved by the Government and will be implemented from July 1, 2002, the Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, announced today.

The Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, says the alliance finalised today by TVNZ andTelstraSaturn is welcome progress towards TVNZ being able to offer digital television services to the public.

The Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, has dismissed Opposition claims that the government is exploring a range of taxes to fund public broadcasting .

The Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, has dismissed Opposition claims that the government is exploring a range of taxes to fund public broadcasting .

As Wellington MP I am very pleased that the Board of TVNZ is, from time to time, making an attempt to show the flag in Wellington.

You're here today to consider the changing face of television, how interactive Tv will effect advertising and marketing, how you should prepare to make the most of the opportunities.

The Minister of Broadcasting, Marian Hobbs, says the costs of implementing the TVNZ Charter are still under investigation and peer review and are also part of the Budget discussions.