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Around 40% of us regularly use closed captions when watching TV. Accessibility is huge – but are broadcasters getting it right?

NZ On Air’s decades-long dominance of public media funding is set to be upended, sources say.

The faked letter, which has spread across Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, peddles the falsehood that unvaccinated New Zealanders face a $15,000 fine or jail time. 

As he leaves the role, Shanks tells us what he's seen, and why the system needs to change.

The chief executive of the Film Commission is on leave and lawyers are involved as a row over a screen project heats up.

Most of us don’t see te reo as 'Māori nonsense', but as one of this nation's unique treasures – and thank goodness for that.

The new TVNZ host talks about returning home after more than 15 years at Al Jazeera, and the task of filling John Campbell's shoes.

Bad times for the global streaming giant should scare local broadcasters too.

Warning – includes several freak potatoes. 

I’m tired as hell and I am not going to take these long movies any more.

Nothing will prepare you for number one.

In 2006, a room of journalists attempted to find out how many Creme Eggs you can eat in five minutes. What happened to the historic tape?

Never mind the Big Mac index, here's the Economist digital subscription index.

Our licence fee was axed in 1999, but the RNZ-TVNZ merger has some asking whether it's due for a return.

You’ve never seen Bulls like this before.