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The two shareholding Ministers for TVNZ, Dr Michael Cullen and Steve Maharey met this morning with the remuneration committee of the board of TVNZ.

The board was asked to explain the failure of process around advising the government under the "no surprises" policy, and the basis of their decision-making processes around setting the remuneration for Judy Bailey.

Speech to the Screen Production and Development Association conference, Hyatt Regency, Auckland

The Crown will return $11.4 million (plus GST) of Television New Zealand's $37.6 million dividend for 2003/04 as additional funding to implement its Charter, TVNZ’s shareholding ministers announced today.

Speech to New Zealand on Air Archiving Symposium at New Zealand Film Archive, Wellington

Speech by Steve Maharey to the Community Access Broadcasters' conference in Invercargill

Bryan Gould and June McCabe have been appointed as new members of the Board of Television New Zealand Limited.

Work and Income's Working for Families freephone line attracts thousands of calls following publicity campaign.

Paul Smith has been appointed as a new member of the Board of New Zealand On Air

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey says opposition politicking around the hugely successful New Zealand Idol programme is pathetic.

Economic gains are being mirrored by social gains, new research shows.

Lecture to students at New Zealand Broadcasting School, Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology.

Claims that Work and Income clients are deliberately being moved from the unemployment to sickness benefit are totally baseless

Chartered accountant Ken Williams has been appointed to the National Pacific Radio Trust Board.

Notable columnist and journalist Tapu Misa has been reappointed to the Broadcasting Standards Authority for three years.

A $20.6 million Budget 2004 package supports broadcasters to get New Zealand stories and people on air, says Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey.

New funding arrangements for community education courses taught by public tertiary institutions have been announced

The government is to purchase a new $2.7 million digital transmitter for the highly regarded Radio New Zealand International, which broadcasts on short-wave to listeners across the Pacific.

Comments at the announcement of new funding for Radio New Zealand International. Radio New Zealand House, Wellington.

New figures show that television broadcasters have boosted the levels of locally produced programmes.

The massive audience support for NZ Idol emphasises New Zealanders’ support for locally-made television programmes.

Appointments to the Board of the National Pacific Radio Trust have been announced

Ways to help meet New Zealand’s changing housing needs over the next 10 years are outlined in a new discussion document.

The government will carefully consider the report of the Television Violence Project Working Group.

Comments at the presentation of the Robin Laing Women in Film and Television Scholarship. The Film School, Wellington.