In 2011 New Zealanders spent more time than ever watching Television. While the average person's viewing time of 3 hours and 22 minutes per day remained unchanged from 2010, more people tuned in each day, resulting in growth of total hours tuned of 2%.

“So, you know in horror movies, when the girl’s like, oh my god, there’s something in the basement, let me just run down there in my underwear and see what’s going on in the dark, and you’re like, what is your problem?! Call the police!

Broadcasting Minister Craig Foss today announced details of the Government's Going Digital Targeted Assistance Package.

Three years ago I signed up with Voxy to write travel stories. Ha, two and a half years and two kids later - there ain' t much travel been going on. So breaking with convention I have decided to write about whats going on in my life - that is being an 'un-yummy mummy'. 

The winners of Best Drama Series and Best Musical or Comedy Series at the 2012 Golden Globes are coming to TV3 as part of a bumper line-up of new season programming which kicks off in February.

Maori Television today announced that award-winning journalist Mihingarangi Forbes will join the channel early this year as a producer for its daily news programme, TE KAEA.

Nickelodeon today announced that world-renowned actor, producer and recording artist Will Smith (I Am Legend, The Pursuit of Happyness and the upcoming Men in Black III) will host Nickelodeon's 25th Annual Kids' Choice Awards (KCAs) from the Gale

When I got my DVD review lists for December, I had a tough time picking them as there were some great ones. But this DVD caught my eye as Leigh Hart is pretty funny as his character ‘That Guy’, and with this show being about world mysteries, I thought it could be pretty interesting.

Free-to-air broadcasting in New Zealand has been dealt another blow with the shock announcement that Auckland-based Stratos Television is to close, Labour's Broadcasting spokesperson Clare Curran says.

Stratos Television, the free-to-air, nationwide broadcaster is switching off after four years of serving up real public service broadcasting to a growing number of New Zealanders.