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Household spending on culture 2010

New Zealand households spent a total of $2.84 billion on cultural goods and services, an average of $34.70 a week per household in the year ended…

Watching the Watchers: What Children Watch on TV and How They Respond

This report presents the findings of qualitative research carried out for the Broadcasting Standards Authority from December 2008 to April 2009 with 14 children and their…

Children's Interests: A Review of Broadcasting Standards Authority Child Complaints Decisions

This review has been commissioned to examine BSA decisions on complaints lodged regarding children as viewers of, and participants in, television broadcasts.  

Cultural organisations : giving and sponsorship research report

The goal of this survey is to provide a better picture of private giving and sponsorship.  During March-April 2009 we surveyed cultural organisations on the income…

Report on Te Papa's outreach support for other museums

In 2009 the Ministry reviewed aspects of the work Te Papa does to support other New Zealand museums and art galleries.  Phase I gathered information about…

Some Content May Offend: Public Attitudes to Content Classifications and Warnings on Free-to-Air and Pay TV

This research explored public awareness of, and satisfaction with, classifications and warnings used on New Zealand free‑to‑air and pay television.  

What Not to Swear: The Acceptability of Words in Broadcasting

Warning! These reports and this page contain language that some people will find offensive! This report documents the findings of a national survey carried out in…

Enhancing New Zealand cultural visitor experiences

This report documents the New Zealand Regional Cultural Tourism Workshop programme during 2009. It highlights the key outcomes and opportunities from the workshops with recommendations for…

Research into awareness and appreciation of regional television broadcasters

Labett Research and Marketing was commissioned in June 2009 to conduct a study for the Ministry. The objective of the study is to provide audience input…

Digital futures: planning for digital television and new uses

Over August-September 2009, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage (MCH) and the Ministry of Economic Development (MED) [now Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment] invited submissions…