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TV3 could woo back much-loved Nightline host
TV3 bosses hinted that popular and irreverent former Nightline host Belinda Todd could return to Kiwi television.
Maori TV fraudster: It's Kiwi injustice
The man who faked his CV to become the first boss of Maori TV says his sentence was harsh compared with what has since happened to a public servant who falsified her CV.
TVNZ sorry for diet ad shown during anorexia doco
TVNZ has apologised for screening an advertisement for a weight-management product during a documentary on anorexia.
Sex scene, 'killer' promo complaints upheld
The BSA has found Close Up breached children's interests by showing a sex scene involving actress Keisha Castle-Hughes.
PlayStation gamers plug into TVNZ
TVNZ Ondemand is available to PlayStation 3 gamers from today, it has been revealed.
Radio beckons after <i>Sunrise</i>
Former Sunrise hosts Carly Flynn and Oliver Driver look set to make the switch from TV, while a co-host has defected to TVNZ.
Henry not basking in TV3's Sunset
The state-owned broadcaster says it will be at least another three weeks before it can tell if it has attracted any of the Sunrise audience.
Emmy win an 'awesome surprise' says <i>Reservoir Hill</i> actress
The star of the New Zealand online drama that won a digital Emmy award on Monday night, says she never predicted its international success.
A hoot in the heartland
A Maori twist on a Kiwi quiz favourite has town halls rocking, says Megan Jones.
Tua's Maori TV deal sours
David Tua's next fight will be overseas because of a spat involving Maori TV.
Red carpet ride for a rude word
Complaints were made after Close-Up presenter Mark Sainsbury used the word 'fugly' in a promotion for his show during Wednesday's 6pm news.
Driver and Flynn farewell viewers in front of Sunset
TV3's Sunrise co-hosts Oliver Driver and Carly Flynn farewelled viewers at 8am this morning in front of a sign that read "Sunset".
Presenters 'gutted' as axe falls on show
Sunrise presenter Carly Flynn and co-anchor Oliver Driver will speak to their viewers in a special one-hour goodbye show today.
<i>Sunrise</i> makes way for <i>Raymond</i>
ASB Business and Sunrise will be replaced by repeats of Campbell Live and US sitcoms, it has been revealed.