Programmes

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• Agenda   (www.agendatv.co.nz)

  A current affairs television programme on TVOne.

• Article : Television (www.nzs.com/new-zealand-articles/arts/television.html)

  Your guide to television viewing in New Zealand. Find information on New Zealand television channels and the programmes they broadcast.

• Back of the Y   (www.backofthey.co.nz)

  New Zealand television show and production house.

• Bro'Town   (www.brotown.co.nz)

  Find out all you need to know about Bro'Town, New Zealand's first primetime animated show.

• Buffy.co.nz   (www.buffy.co.nz)

  An offical Web site about Buffy the Vampire Slayer aimed at New Zealand fans.

• Business is Booming   (www.businessisbooming.co.nz)

  A television series supporting small business endeavour in both domestic and overseas markets. The programme delves into the many challenges that affect small business survival and growth, providing practical answers, expert interviews and a wide range of valuable experiences.

• Campbell Live   (campbelllive.tv3.co.nz)

  A top current affairs programme screening on TV3 every weeknight.

• Castrol Trucking TV   (www.truckingtv.co.nz)

  Prime time viewing for Kiwi truckers. Castrol Trucking TV keeps you informed on what's going on in the trucking industry.

• Freeze TV   (www.freezetv.com)

  So you like the snow? Freeze TV slips and slides its way through the world of snow, from the Northern to the Southern Hemisphere, keeping you informed of all the latest action. Broadcasting every week on Sky Sport and Fuel TV.

• Jo Seagar   (www.joseagar.co.nz)

  Television cooking series Real Food for Real People.

• Juice Television   (www.juice.co.nz)

  Sky Televions' Auckland based music channel.

• Maddigan's Quest   (www.maddigansquest.co.nz)

  A television series for children and young adults, based on the work of legendary New Zealand writer, Margaret Mahy.

• Man Alive   (www.manalive.co.nz)

  Information about the television programme 'The Strip'.

• Maorioke   (www.maorioke.co.nz)

  A top rating musical entertainment show screening on Maori Television. Maorioke is open to singers and instrumentalists of all ethnicities, ages and experience.

• Moon Television   (www.moontv.co.nz)

  Moon Television: a giant step backwards for television. The Moon TV programme airs on TV2 and is also available on DVD.

• New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club   (www.doctorwho.org.nz)

  A fan club for the popular British television series 'Doctor Who', also delivering the 'Time Space Visualiser', a Doctor Who fanzine published in New Zealand and enjoyed by fans all over the world.

• New Zealand Words of Peace   (www.wordsofpeace.org.nz)

  Maharaji has travelled the world for more than 30 years, inspiring people to find peace within. His talks are translated into 70 languages and broadcast worldwide.Call now for a free information pack.

• NZ Idol Blog   (www.nz-idol.com)

  Log on the New Zealand Idol competition. Find information and opinion, complete with own resident critic on the contestants and much more.

• Open Door   (www.opendoor.net.nz)

  Access to TV3 Network television to selected individuals and groups of New Zealanders.

• Outrageous Fortune   (www.outrageousfortune.co.nz)

  A hilarious, award winning comedy drama that is 100% New Zealand made and broadcast on TV 3.

• Performance Car TV   (www.performancecartv.co.nz)

  A high performance packed 30 minutes of television viewing. Showcasing motor racing events, hard hitting feature cars and more motorsport action.

• Pukana   (www.pukana.co.nz)

  Dynamic Maori language television for children.

• Puzzle Inc   (www.puzzleinc.com)

  A popular TV2 series, Puzzle Inc is a pre-school educational show featuring a bunch of colourful and lovable shapes, full of life and packed with personality.

• Real Escapes   (www.realescapes.co.nz)

  Beachhouse, lakefront, B&B or island paradise - Real Escapes is a new television series which helps you to find your next lifestyle property.

• Rove (www.rovelive.com)

  A popular Australasian TV show, hosted by Rove McManus, televised to Australia and New Zealand each week. A favourite of the NZS.com team!