More jobs set to go at TVNZ

More jobs set to go at TVNZ
TVNZ is assessing further job cuts in the next few months. (Image: TVNZ)
Daniel Dunkley
TVNZ is set to make further job cuts in the coming months as the public broadcaster deals with a sharp media downturn. The television group is poised to expand its group-wide cost-cutting programme, which has already seen its senior leadership shrink from 10 to seven people.Last November, the broadcaster also “disestablished” 24 general manager positions and created 15 new roles, leading to the departure of nine people.Sources said the divisions at risk of further headcount reduction included content and programming.As part of...

More Media

NZME shareholder Jim Grenon lifts investment in media firm
Markets

NZME shareholder Jim Grenon lifts investment in media firm

NZME shareholder and director Jim Grenon has lifted his investment in the media business for the second time in recent weeks, to just under 18%.A notice to the NZX on Monday stated Grenon had lifted his shareholding from 15.963% to 17.932%, after acquiring 3.7 million shares for...

Staff reporters 16 Sep 2025
BusinessDesk appoints Andy Macdonald
News in Brief

BusinessDesk appoints Andy Macdonald

Macdonald takes on the role of senior corporate finance correspondent.

Staff reporters 09 Sep 2025
Wētā FX narrows loss and rebuilds R&D
Economy

Wētā FX narrows loss and rebuilds R&D

New Zealand contracts rose 28% to $411m.

Gregor Thompson 04 Sep 2025
Big profits, minimal tax: New report on how to make Google, Facebook pay fair share of tax
News in Brief

Big profits, minimal tax: New report on how to make Google, Facebook pay fair share of tax

“Dodgy” but not necessarily illegal – and this could be tested.This is how tax expert Nick Miller describes the financial practices of Big Tech multinational giants – including Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, and Oracle – which make a lot of money in New Zealand and pay mini...

Staff reporters 04 Sep 2025