A 22-year-old was listed as a missing person - but she was just filming a reality TV show.

Newsboy will put the edge back into New Zealand current affairs, writes Calum Henderson.

Kiwi star almost in tears as he talks about being sacked from Strictly Come Dancing.

NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop tackles the topic of Kiwiana.

Every single fan in the audience took home a share of a $1 million prize.

Neil Cross has penned another crime drama, this time about damaged and dodgy detectives.

Gillian Anderson is saying goodbye to FBI Special Agent Dana Scully.

Seven Sharp returns - new hosts and all - on Monday. What does that mean for The Project?

Fair Go sticks up for the powerless with a good yarn and plenty of homegrown humour.

It's Friday tomorrow. What are your plans? Whatever they are, cancel them and do this.

TVNZ just made Seven Sharp must-see TV because no one knows what Wells will bring.

Rose McGowan's new show 'Citizen Rose' is the first of its kind.

It's full stream ahead with our picks of what to watch

Sometimes parents email the darnedest things, so Josh Thomson decided to share it with NZ

From John and Judy on Top Half to Hilary and Jeremy - we look back at the history of 7pm.

Nine years on, tragedy and scandals have destroyed its legacy. What the hell went wrong?

Patrick J. Adams has called quits on Suits. So what prompted him to make the decision?

The man formerly known as Newsboy is joining TVNZ's newsroom as the host of Seven Sharp.

A Live TV cross went horribly wrong when a tradie made a shock confession on air.

A fishing show that includes drug and sexual references has aired in Australia as a doco.

Hilary Barry's "online shopping fail" ended well for one new mum.

Mark Dye's new television job has started off in an eventful way.

I watched three shows over the summer - none of them would've existed 5 years ago.

Kerry McIvor reveals: "He and I didn't get on ... I found it really hard in the office."

Maisie Williams has revealed when Game of Thrones will return to our screens.

NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop revisits some local music festivals gone by.

TVNZ's political editor Corin Dann has announced he's stepping down from the role.

The show, based on a Chinese novel, only has one actor of Asian descent.

The 80s were a time for big hair, glamorous parties, social awakenings and pop hits.