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The New Zealand Broadcasting School is the top national provider of applied education in screen, journalism, radio and digital media.

Paddy Gower at his self-deprecating best

Cult figure, broadcaster and documentary-maker tells students how rejection has shaped his career.

State broadcaster recognises excellent work by two New Zealand Broadcasting School students in annual awards.

The year is 1985.

Renowned journalist Miriama Kamo is launching a mentorship program to encourage Māori students into mainstream broadcasting.

It's a world class degree and competition for places is tough. Enrol now for your chance to be part of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.

Our students do a 24-week paid internship to finish the degree. The internship leads to a job in about 95 percent of cases.

Meet Jack Tame, a graduate of the journalism programme at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.

Each year, our students create a new radio brand. Anna Henvest, who was station manager for Summit FM, explains what's involved.