TVNZ channels have been affected by an outage at Waiatarua.

The new Housing Minister says he makes no apologies for being ambitious about housing.

Ardern refused to back down on Manus Island, saying she had to do what was right.

Govt isn't requiring state broadcaster to provide public broadcasting.

TVNZ CEO Kevin Kenrick received a pay rise of more than $200,000 despite profit plunge.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's family history has been tracked on a new TV show.

Convicted rapist and murderer Liam Reid has taken High Court action against a TV company.

Labour and Green leaders reject reports that the proposed Kermadec sanctuary is dead.

As the country waits on Govt negotiations to begin, the National-Green debate rages on.

Police Ten7 host says viewers are still playing a crucial role in cracking cases.

Political journalist compares "Jacinda-mania" to John Key's 2011 election campaign.

Damian Light is believed to be the first openly gay leader of a political party in NZ.

Who will win the battle of the minor party leaders?

Leader of The Opportunities Party Gareth Morgan wants to be included in TVNZ's debates.

English and Ardern have clashed over housing, immigration and tax in first debate.

The petition calls for Hosking to be replaced by a "fair, unbiased" debate moderator.

MKR contestants have been asked by TVNZ to "lock" up their personal social media accounts.

Are veteran newsreaders Hilary Barrow and Simon Dallow fronting TVNZ's election coverage?

COMMENT: Calling newsreading an 'artistic pursuit' might be a bit rich.

Marcus Lush says "people would be horrified" to learn the salaries paid at TVNZ.

Toni Street has something to say about the Seven Sharp "chairgate" sexism slur.

TVNZ has said it will fight for broadcast rights to the next America's Cup

Attitude Pictures is kicking the stigma around disability, Dan Buckingham explains.

With three months until the election, a poll shows National is in a strong position.

Auckland schools are taking desperate measures, even building houses, to recruit teachers.

Labour and Greens' deal to work together has not affected their broadcast funding.

Police are still searching for those responsible for an Upper Hutt woman's slaying.

Viewers are being urged to boycott a TV remake because of "whitewashing".

Singing senior sergeant prepares for his debut on the small screen.

Trio of top admen are leaving the Assignment agency.