NZ On Air began funding local content in 1989. This special collection looks back at the 20 most watched NZ On Air-funded programmes since then — plus some bonus titles that also rated highly.
Documentary, comedy, drama, and even some martial arts: a collection celebrating Chinese in New Zealand.
Curated to mark Labour Day, this collection features titles that relate to Kiwi working life, from economic revolutions and industrial disputes to Gliding On.
Actor, director, makes the odd bottle of pinot noir: a collection celebrating the screen work of Sam Neill.
This collection brings together 50+ titles covering Kiwis at war. Iconic documentaries and films tell stories of terrible cost, heroism and kinship.
A collection exploring the mindspinning idea that Kiwi comedy be a bit shit and quite good, all at the same time.
Guitars, Diamonds and Smiles: a collection of award-winning music videos which spans three decades.
From The God Boy to Boy, plus singers, whale riders and more — NZ On Screen presents its Coming-of-Age Collection.
This collection showcases New Zealand lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender screen production — ground-breaking dramas, documentaries, award-winning films and more.
This Kiwi TV collection brings together 40 local TV series that have become classics.
These short videos acknowledge members of the New Zealand screen industry who have passed away.
Roger Donaldson and Ian Mune's classic 70s television series, restored.
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of funding organisation NZ On Air: from Jacinda Ardern to Oscar Kightley, famous Kiwis talk about their favourite New Zealand TV programmes and music videos.
From animals and puppets, to giggling hosts and newsreaders: a collection of moments when not everything went to plan.
This collection showcases the career of NZ screen industry pioneer Tony Williams, director of many of our iconic TVCs (Crunchie, Bugger, Spot, Dear John).
A collection devoted to New Zealand's annual 48Hours competition for films made furiously fast.
From acting to funny accents, to directing blockbuster movie hits — a collection devoted to the many talents of Taika Waititi.
‘Don’t leave town till you’ve seen the country’ was the catchphrase for a 1980s advertising campaign which reminded Kiwis that tourism begins at home. Don't leave NZ On Screen until checking out this collection of tourism promos.
A collection devoted to legendary Ponsonby rock'n'rollers Hello Sailor.
A collection of crime cases that have been the subject of high profile documentaries and dramas.
A collection that highlights the impact, achievements (and some shock-jock antics) of the radio industry an Aotearoa.
This collection pays tribute to low-tech music legend Chris Knox. "A unique and important collection of work", says Flying Nun founder Roger Shepherd.
A nod to the mod – a career-spanning collection that salutes the legendary Ray Columbus.
A celebration of long-running soap Shortland Street, including calamities, music, bloopers and more.
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