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NZ On Air supports new TV line up
NZ On Air supports new TV line up
Media Release from
NZ On Air
Monday 15th October, 2012
A new
series of The Almighty Johnsons joins the latest funding
line-up from NZ On Air
New series of The
Almighty Johnsons and 7 Days and a variety of new
and returning TV programming is being supported by NZ On
Air.
In the latest funding round a third season of The Almighty Johnsons has been supported for TV3 and 7 Days gets the green-light to return to the channel in 2013.
Other firm favourites making a comeback are the documentary series First Crossings for TV One, Polyfest 2013 for TV 2, and Anzac Day commemorative programmes for both TV One and Māori TV.
New programming
includes a satirical series showcasing the country’s top
comedic talent, The Best Bits, which has been funded
for TV One.
A new documentary series, The Works,
taking an insider’s look at one of the country’s
oldest meat processing plants, has been funded for
Prime.
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