The magic of the Mingle is still lingering
The 2025 Single Fin Mingle has come to a close and those involved are still buzzing with good vibrations.
The magic of the Mingle is still lingering
The 2025 Single Fin Mingle has come to a close and those involved are still buzzing with good vibrations.
Katie Oliver, NZBS graduate and NZ Herald breaking news reporter.
Katie discusses her time at NZBS and the future of journalism.
When elections come, harassment follows
As the local elections begin to heat up across the country, local politicians are expecting harassment towards them to become worse.
Club Members Questioning Ban of Gang Patches
Gang Patches were banned from public places on November 21, 2024 and many gang members are questioning if the ban will actually reduce fear
Applying to study at the NZBS
There are two steps to apply to the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Apply to study journalism
Whether you're interested in radio news, television news or written journalism, NZBS is the place to specialise.
METRONEWS
A multi-media news outlet run by our journalism students. Check out the website.
Live TV news
Our students produce and present daily half-hour news bulletins for a week. Watch the METRONEWS Live bulletins here.
One of ours
Meet Jack Tame, a graduate of the journalism programme at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Projects
A collection of projects including longform journalism, series, podcasts and shows.
Professional Placement
Students do a 24-week paid internship to finish the degree. The internship leads to a job in 95 percent of cases.