New Zealand Broadcasting refers to the system of radio and television services in New Zealand. It includes both public and private broadcasters, with Radio New Zealand and TVNZ being the main public entities. These organizations provide a range of programming, including news, entertainment, and educational content, catering to diverse audiences across the country. The broadcasting landscape in New Zealand is regulated by the New Zealand Media Commission, which ensures fair practices and promotes local content. Digital platforms have also gained popularity, allowing viewers to access on-demand services and streaming options, reflecting the changing habits of audiences in the digital age.