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Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey is welcoming the formation of a new television industry group working to develop voluntary targets for New Zealand programming for the major free-to-air networks.

The government will seek amendments to the Television New Zealand Bill to split the broadcasting and transmission arms of the company into separate companies.

Comments at the Broadcasting Standards Authority end of year function. National Portrait Gallery, Wellington.

A Television Violence Project Working Group has been appointed to oversee new research into violence on television.

Freelance journalist Tapu Misa has been appointed to the Board of the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

Research released by New Zealand on Air today confirms New Zealanders’ overwhelming support for moves to put more local content on air.

The terms of reference for the Governance Review of Public Tertiary Education Institutions have been released.

Former TVNZ Board chair Ross Armstrong has today reviewed his expenses for the last 16 months with the company’s Chief Financial Officer.

Craig Boyce has been appointed acting chairperson of Television New Zealand Limited.

Dr Ross Armstrong's resignation from the chairs of Television New Zealand and Industrial Research Ltd is unfortunate but appropriate.

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey has released post-election briefing papers from the Ministry for Culture and Heritage, New Zealand on Air and the Broadcasting Standards Authority today.

Ministry of Social Development post-election briefing.

Dr Bronwyn Hayward has resigned from the Broadcasting Standards Authority to pursue a new career opportunity in children's and educational media.