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Student wins film festival

Félix Vaunois' intimate portrayal of Lyttelton poet Ben Brown scoops documentary prize at student festival.

Take a look at the process that brings our live news bulletin to life.

The Common Touch is a film about Jake Bailey, who shortly after being diagnosed with cancer gave a stirring high school graduation speech.

Top stories: Will Christchurch get a bed tax, we take a look at the cities dirty 30, and what's got kids swinging hips.

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.

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.

Each year, our students create a new radio brand. Anna Henvest, who was station manager for Summit FM in 2016, explains what's involved.