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20 May, 2009

Address to Radio Broadcasting Students, Auckland University of Technology

Good afternoon everybody. I’m pleased to be here today – it’s good to have an opportunity to engage with inquiring minds, particularly the minds of those who will play a role in the future of New Zealand’s broadcasting.

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20 May, 2009

Address to Radio Broadcasting Students, Auckland University of Technology

Good afternoon everybody. I’m pleased to be here today – it’s good to have an opportunity to engage with inquiring minds, particularly the minds of those who will play a role in the future of New Zealand’s broadcasting.

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18 May, 2009

New Zealanders' Fifty Year Love Affair with Television

Today is a milestone in New Zealand broadcasting history. Fifty years ago, on 18 May 1959, weekly scheduled test programmes gave New Zealanders their first taste of television, says Minister of Broadcasting, Dr Jonathan Coleman.

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22 April, 2009

New Platinum Television Fund announced

The Minister of Broadcasting, Dr Jonathan Coleman, has this evening announced the establishment of the Platinum Television Fund for New Zealand-made television content.

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7 April, 2009

Government concludes broadcasting regulatory review

Broadcasting Minister, Dr Jonathan Coleman, and Communications and Information Technology Minister, Steven Joyce, today announced that the previous government’s digital broadcasting regulatory review will not proceed further.

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25 March, 2009

Minister welcomes TVNZ and SKY announcement

Broadcasting Minister Dr Jonathan Coleman has commended TVNZ and SKY for the announcement this afternoon that from 1 July 2009 TVNZ 6 and TVNZ 7 will be broadcast on SKY.

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17 December, 2008

Broadcasting briefing to incoming Minister released

Broadcasting Minister, Jonathan Coleman, today released the Briefing to the Incoming Minister of Broadcasting.

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