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Police enter TV wrangle
Police have been asked to look into complaints against the producer behind hit TV shows Dream Home, Location Location Location and Sensing Murder.
Cheers and tears among catwalk hopefuls
Long legs, high heels and big smiles were on show yesterday as auditions began for the second series of New Zealand's Next Top Model.
Bank teller set for TV stardom
A 23-year-old Westpac bank teller is leaving her job to compete in a kickboxing reality TV show in Thailand.
Be in the running - top tips for models
The finalists of last year's New Zealand's Next Top Model offer their tips to hopefuls.
Reality not pretty
Don't know about you, but I admire those who are brave - some might say silly - enough to take part in reality shows like New Zealand's Next Top Model and The Apprentice.
Social media puts the boot into reality telly
When it comes to keeping secrets, reality TV producers don't typically have the same luxuries as their scripted TV counterparts.
Tom's fighting spirit pays off
Father of five Thomas Ben has come out on top to become New Zealand's first Apprentice winner.
New Zealand baffles Top Model contestants
They met "May-oris" wearing "butt flaps", posed with "horny beasts", and were confused about their geography.
Masterchef winner won't give up day job
He may have won MasterChef New Zealand last night but Brett McGregor is sticking to teaching.
Hint of new MasterChef as finalists 'warm up'
A second series of the hit show may be on the cards.
No place for Pam to frolic
Good keen Kiwi lifesavers keep it real in local TV series Danger Beach, writes Deborah Hill Cone.
<i>Masterchef</i> finalist's winning recipe for love
Steve Juergens isn't just a whizz in the kitchen - the Masterchef finalist also appears to have a few recipes for love.
Katie goes forth
Prepare yourself. UK tabloid darling Katie Price's wacky new reality series hits NZ
Cooks and apprentices face the chop
Three wannabe chefs were sent packing on MasterChef New Zealand last night and it was cruel treatment of a crayfish and a limp salad that proved Karyn Fisk, Suzanne Drummond and Mark Harvey's undoing.
Proving a point
Sharon Osbourne talks to Stephen Jewell about getting revenge on the literary critics.
Reality TV: Why it's not so bad for Kiwi children
Reality television has been accused of dumbing down the nation, but a study suggests some shows could be good for children.
Even Seinfeld's co-writer fails to see funny side of his TV comeback
When a chorus of critics rounded on Jerry Seinfeld's latest endeavour, he might have expected his friend and Seinfeld collaborator to rush to his defence.