Media
Das Boot, Yellow is Forbidden and Cold War
TV and Film writer Paul Casserly has been watching the TV reboot version of the war movie classic, Das Boot (TVNZ Ondemand) and returning film festival favourites Yellow Is Forbidden and Cold War… Audio
Levelling the playing field: Terrance Wallace
'In the Zone' is a documentary which tells the story of Chicago born Terrance Wallace and his pioneering scheme giving students in his home town and in Auckland access to opportunities that would have… Video, Audio
Do NZ's global rankings actually reflect performance?
Opinion - Take a grain of salt or two when considering global ranking lists and surveys that talk up New Zealand's prospects, writes David Cohen.
Meghan Markle coverage turns nasty
The media tide has turned against the new Duchess of Sussex, with many negative stories in recent weeks. Kensington Palace has made the rare move of issuing a statement on one of the rumous. Audio
Midweek Mediawatch 5 December 2018
Mediawatch Midweek is our weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin chats to Karyn about new multimedia projects from the latest public media funding boost; ads intruding in podcasts; where Paul… Video, Audio
Midweek Mediawatch 5 December 2018
Mediawatch Midweek is our weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin chats to Karyn about new multimedia projects from the latest public media funding boost; ads intruding in podcasts; where Paul…
Video, AudioTerri Irwin on continuing Steve's conservation legacy
Steve Irwin's wife and kids are keeping their father's legacy alive at the family's Australia Zoo and other conservation projects. We talk to Terri about keeping Steve's mission going and the fight to… Audio
MediaWorks merger and helm of Maori TV vacancy
Media commentator Gavin Ellis takes a look at the merger of MediaWorks with outdoor advertiser QMS Media, what are the benefits?. Also, who is in the running to replace the CEO of Maori TV, Keith… Audio
New Zealand film pioneer Geoff Murphy dies
Filmmaker Geoff Murphy, best known for Utu and Goodbye Pork Pie, has died aged 80.
Too many pretty people
Actor Samuel Johnson, star of the TV drama 'The Secret Life of Us', says movies and television have become a blandfest. He's calling for more ordinary-looking actors, more ugly people in showbiz. Audio
Television Critic Sarah Nealon
Sarah reviews: Rebecka Martinsson (Lightbox) The Marvelous Mrs Maisel (Amazon Prime Video) Get A Room With Carson & Thom, Bravo (starts Monday Dec 3, 7.30pm) Audio
The Future of Television - a panel
You used to almost have to wait for permission to get your Big Television Project made, reliant as you were on the TV Channels giving you a prime-time slot. But now there are increasing number of… Audio, Gallery
Sunday Morning listener feedback
Texts and emails from listeners to the Sunday Morning programme. Audio
The decline and fall of local body reporting
What happens if a local council has a debate on democracy itself and nobody reports it? No, it's not a Philosophy 101 conundrum - it's what happened earlier this year when Hutt City Council reviewed… Audio
The decline and fall of local body reporting
What happens if a local council has a debate on democracy itself and nobody reports it? No, it's not a Philosophy 101 conundrum - it's what happened earlier this year when Hutt City Council reviewed…
AudioMediawatch for 2 December 2018
The reporting - or lack of it - of democratic organisations from the Hutt Valley to the UN in New York, and pride and prejudice in the coverage of the LGBTQ community. Audio
Gritty story telling and flights of fancy
Sarah McMullan reviews Widows starring Viola Davis and Disney's latest live action offering, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. Audio
Bookmarks with Michelle Langstone
Actress Michelle Langstone is our Bookmarks guest today. She's appeared in the Aussie TV series McLeod's Daughters and many local ones like The Almighty Johnsons and 800 Words. Audio, Gallery
Instagram clamps down on fake accounts - Why?
Instagram has announced an initiative that will target fake likes and comments. The company said it has developed tools that identify accounts that use third-party services and apps to artificially… Audio
Stuff confirms plans to axe 19 community journalism jobs
Media company Stuff has confirmed it will axe 19 jobs at its community papers in Auckland and Northland.