
Authority names NZ's most hated commercials
Hell Pizza has denied being offensive for the sake of it - despite having New Zealand's most complained about adverts.
Hell Pizza has denied being offensive for the sake of it - despite having New Zealand's most complained about adverts.
Police have been asked to look into complaints against the producer behind hit TV shows Dream Home, Location Location Location and Sensing Murder.
When television arrived in New Zealand 50 years ago a consumer's main decision was whether to buy a console TV or one that had legs.
Jim Hopkins reflects on how television has shaped our very society over the past 50 years.
A trivia-style programme to commemorate 50 years of TVNZ has been panned by viewers - but the station says that ratings never lie.
TVNZ's 50th birthday bash was a rubbish celebration of local TV history full of meaningless montages of past presenters, writes Russell Baillie.
A leading Maori journalist is threatening to walk away from TVNZ if proposals to revamp the Maori-focused current affairs show Marae go ahead, insiders say.
There's some pretty dire stuff out there but every so often an ad comes along that's a true rib-tickler
A spate of films and TV shows are ditching male actors and casting women in roles originally written for men.
Maori TV declined an approach by David Tua's promoter Cedric Kushner to release Tua from his contract so Tua could earn more money.
Media: Perigo radio stint sparks diction friction
New documents reveal the ugly scrap that took place before David Tua's last fight.
It's juicy, but it's certainly not a lemon. TV One's new-look Fair Go is continuing to squeeze the best out of our consumer affairs gripes since relaunching this month.
TV3 bosses hinted that popular and irreverent former Nightline host Belinda Todd could return to Kiwi television.
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 has apologised for screening an advertisement for a weight-management product during a documentary on anorexia.
The BSA has found Close Up breached children's interests by showing a sex scene involving actress Keisha Castle-Hughes.