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The woman behind Boy
Ainsley Gardiner is one of our most prolific film producers. She talks about her unique relationship with director Taika Waititi and their new film, Boy.
Minister investigating TVNZ split
TVNZ could be rearranged to provide separate commercial and public service broadcasting roles under a new proposal being investigated.
<i>Media:</i> News half-hour an option for TVNZ
Pressure to shave millions from budgets is forcing TVNZ to consider some radical ideas, John Drinnan writes.
'Stalker' Campbell attempts to gatecrash Brian Tamaki interview
John Campbell raises the ire of mates at RadioLive by trying to bust in on an in-studio interview with Brian Tamaki.
TV bosses eye sharing Cup commentators
Free-to-air bosses may share commentators after agreeing to share TV coverage of the top 16 games during the Rugby World Cup.
Which do you prefer - 'Campbell Live' or 'Close Up'?
Which do you prefer - 'Campbell Live' or 'Close Up'? Here is the latest selection of Your Views.
Campbell 'now more popular' with 7pm viewers
For the first time more New Zealanders turned to Campbell Live than Close Up for their current affairs at 7pm.
<i>Spy:</i> Hollywood heavyweights congratulate TVNZ
The creator of The Apprentice has given the NZ version a big thumbs-up, says gossip queen Rachel Glucina.
Axe hovers over shows as TVNZ finances take hit
All TVNZ programmes will be up for constant review as the state broadcaster faces tighter budgets and falling advertising revenue.
Newsreader orders 'revenge killing' of TV channel boss, court told
A newsreader in Cyprus has been accused of hiring a hitman to murder a TV station boss after he sacked her.
Complaint made over Ali Mau <i>Breakfast</i> outburst
Breakfast presenter Ali Mau's televised attack on a woman's magazine has drawn a formal complaint saying her outburst was inaccurate.
Controversy has viewers tuning in for Mau
The controversy around Alison Mau's sexuality in recent weeks has been good news for TVNZ where it counts - the ratings.
MySky drives Sky TV's profits up 19pc
Sky TV's half year profit has risen 19.1 per cent to $50.7 million, as numbers of MySky subscribers more than doubled over the last year.