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Country’s longest-running soap opera marks 30 years on air this week. Here we celebrate some of its most infamous scenesIt’s the scene that tackled the issue of sexting and made waves all the way to Jimmy Kimmel in the US, who spoofed it on his talk sh…
Read MoreThe soap, which marks its 30th anniversary this week, has become part of New Zealand’s cultural fabric – what does it mean to you?New Zealand’s longest running soap opera, Shortland Street, celebrates 30 years on screen this week. The hospital drama w…
Read MoreTelevision industry employees once used their programs to address progressive ideas. Many are now out of work and fearful to leave their homesFor nearly two decades, Afghanistan’s TV industry developed popular hits, from medical shows and family dramas…
Read MoreEntertainment industry told to uphold ‘truth, goodness and beauty’ and remove vulgar and violent contentChina’s broadcasting regulator said it will encourage online producers to create “healthy” cartoons and clamp down on violent, vulgar or pornographi…
Read MoreBroadcasters ordered not to promote ‘sissy’ men in attempt to reshape country’s entertainment industryChina has banned some reality talent shows and ordered broadcasters not to promote “sissy” men, in the latest attempt to reshape the culture of the co…
Read MoreDuring the pandemic New Zealand has become a safe haven for international film studios, creating a surge in demand for ‘stunties’Burrowed in a beige building block in Auckland’s industrial east, a neat line of stunt hopefuls wait their turn to take the…
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