Television

Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson is out the car door. The BBC has finished its inquiry and found Clarkson did assault a producer. We talk to lawyer Steph Dyhrberg what it takes to get fired. Audio

Regan Cunliffe critiques SVOD (Subscription Video On Demand) services and the X Factor scandals - has it helped the ratings? Audio

It's one of the most talked about stories on social media, and after an online campaign got nearly 80-thousand supporters in less than a day -- some are saying it's a win for people power. Audio

Sam Simon -- one of the creators of America's longest running animated sitcom, "The Simpsons" has died. Audio

Irene Gardener on Best Bits, Broadchurch and The Missing. Audio

Lara Strongman critiques Fortitude, a crime drama set in the Arctic as well as the Christchurch quake documentary The Day That Changed My Life. Audio

Phil Wallington on Nigel Latta's new show and the Kardashians' latest deal. Audio

A lack of free TV coverage of sports including the Cricket World Cup. UK sports columnist Mark Reason on what the UK government does for some sports. Audio

Solomon Islands broadcasters and regional experts say setting up a public television service is long overdue. The Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation, which operates as the national radio… Audio

The difficulties of choosing the best home phone, internet and entertainment package in an ever changing landscape. Hadyn Green is the technology writer for Consumer Magazine. Craig Young is the chief… Audio

Dr Geoff Lealand from Waikato University; Bill McCarthy, who hosted the TV coverage of the Christchurch Commonwealth Games, Hokitika retailer Tony Graham Archival audio supplied by Nga Taonga Sound &amp… Audio

Good taste and bad language on TV. The forthcoming Gallipoli Commemorations and programmes. Audio

Angela Boyd is a specialist archival footage researcher for film and TV makers. After starting out at the TVNZ Archive, Angela has gone freelance to work on films and TV series including Home By… Audio

NZ on Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner on a documentary funded through New Zealand on Air's Platinum Fund for top quality TV. Audio

With less than a week to the first Cricket World Cup match, the Labour Party is crying no-ball over the number of foreigners being employed to broadcast it. Audio

With Prime recently picking up The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, we look at the massive beast that is American late night comedy. Bill Carter has written two books about some of the seismic late… Audio

NZ On Screen's Irene Gardiner with a Waitangi Day selection of clips. Audio

Broadcaster Tainui Stephens introduces some local reggae acts which feature in the new TV series 'My Reggae Song'. Audio

Phil Wallington talks about standards on television. Audio

NZ on Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner has been rifling through the archives to re-visit some of the legendary Kiwi music festivals of the past. Audio