Paul Norris: On the changing face of TV news and current affairs…

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Paul Norris: On the changing face of TV news and current affairs…

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Journalist and academic Paul Norris had a major role in changing the landscape of television news and current affairs in New Zealand. He cut his teeth with the BBC, but moved back to New Zealand to run TVNZ’s News and Current Affairs division in 1987. In that role, he revamped the evening news on TV One, and launched the Holmes show in 1989. Norris left TVNZ in 1996 to head the NZ Broadcasting School in Christchurch. Norris died in February 2014. In this ScreenTalk interview, he talks about: ...

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current affairs / news / journalist / bbc / broadcasting school / academic / holmes / television news / tvnz / paul norris / one news / journalism / elections / tvnz news / julian mounter / public broadcasting / richard long / judy bailey / assignment / paul holmes / dennis conner / revolution / government / labour / marcia russell / broadcasting / teaching / current affairs television / campbell live

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