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Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard and Communications and Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe today announced the next steps in a comprehensive review of regulations covering broadcast

The government has been advised of the decision by the Board of the National Pacific Radio Trust (NPRT) to restructure its operations to meet its financial responsibilities, Broadcasting Minister T

Significant new investments in New Zealand’s arts, culture, and heritage are a feature of Budget 2008.

NZ On Air’s annual Local Content report shows the highest ever levels of local content on New Zealand television for the second year in a row, Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard said today.

Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard and Associate Health Minister Damien O'Connor today welcomed new television food advertising guidelines for children as a step forward in tackling New Zealand&r

A new research report on New Zealand children’s media use provides important information for caregivers, educators and broadcasters across all media genres, Broadcasting Minister Trevor Malla

Fa'amatuainu Tino Pereira has been appointed as the new chair of the National Pacific Radio Trust Board.

Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard is submitting a proposed redraft of Television New Zealand Ltd's (TVNZ's) Charter to the Commerce Select Committee for consideration as part of the next step in the normal five yearly Charter review process.

Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard today outlined the process for managing New Zealand’s complete switch from analogue to digital television.

Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard today announced the appointment of Michael Glading as a new member of the NZ On Air board.

Broadcasting Minister Trevor Mallard today congratulated Radio New Zealand International for its outstanding achievement in winning the International Radio Station of the Year Award at a prestigious international competition.

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey today launched Triangle Stratos, the first regional television channel to become a national digital free-to-air channel on Freeview.

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey today launched TVNZ 6, the first national advertisement free TV channel in New Zealand history.

Broadcasting Minister, Steve Maharey, today introduced a Bill to allow government funding of a wider range of digital programming in a variety of formats.

The first ever survey of attitudes towards public broadcasting finds an overwhelming majority (89 per cent) of Kiwi’s agree that it contributes to their cultural and social value of New Zealand.

Broadcasting Minister, Steve Maharey, today congratulated NZ On Air for clocking up 15,000 hours of government-funded local content on television, all but four of which have made it to air.

Broadcasting Minister, Steve Maharey, today congratulated Freeview and associated broadcasters on the figures of take up of free-to-air digital television in the first three months.

Some of the world’s leading names in digital media will meet in Wellington next month to share knowledge on how traditional broadcasting is adapting to the move to digital, Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey said today.

The Broadcasting Minister, Steve Maharey, has expressed his sorrow at the death of the broadcaster, Haydn Sherley.

Budget 2007 continues to strengthen public broadcasting, raising total investment in broadcasting to $150.2 million this year

Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey today announced the reappointment of Ms Tapu Misa to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.

The Minister of Broadcasting Steve Maharey is welcoming the release of NZ On Air's Local Content Report showing the highest ever levels of New Zealand content on television in 2006.

New Zealand's best and brightest secondary students are congratualted by Education Minister Steve Maharey at the Top Scholars Award ceremony at Government House.