A former producer on The Apprentice says the show was a "scam" designed to make the world believe Donald Trump was a successful businessman.

Jono and Ben just made a shock announcement that they're leaving Friday nights next year.

William Wallace's time as Glen came to an end on Shortland Street last night - but it is not the first time he's died on screen.

The Herald's entertainment team reflect on 2016 and give you their highlights and lowlights of the year that was.

Paul Henry may be gone from our screens, but his hysterical laugh and sarcastic sense of humour is going to live on forever.

TV3 has looked in-house to fill two vacant positions in its new morning show fronted by Duncan Garner.

Liam Neeson's best attempt at playing Santa in a new late show video is pure terror.

The woman who had an affair with Seven's CEO says the situation was "killing me" and begged to "be fired".

A weatherman in the United Kingdom had an embarrassing moment when he was forced to flee the studio after falling ill live on air.

X Factor winner Beau Monga has reportedly been charged with assaulting a woman, just days after performing at an anti-violence campaign.

Watch: Jeremy Clarkson has shocked Christmas shoppers by driving a tank into a busy Dubai mall.

Aussie breakfast TV producers have revealed some of the "interesting" encounters they've had with stars behind the scenes

You might think The Moe Show is strictly for the kids. But there are plenty of parents who settle in for a binge.

Shortland Street's finale was a melting pot of affairs, violence and murder, and things aren't looking good for next year.

SNL take Love Actually's most famous scene and give it a hilariously 2016 makeover in this new skit.

TVNZ may have shown Rawdon Christie the door but the former Breakfast host is glad they did and doesn't miss it one bit.

Did Len Brown's daggy dancing do it for you? How about Shavaughn Ruakere's cringy live cross? Or Miss Universe's low budget pageant?

Viewers are set for a dark and dramatic Christmas cliffhanger which is set to leave the future of some of the show's most-loved characters up in the air.

As Paul Henry's final week of breakfast television comes to a close, NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop revisits some of his many memorable screen moments.

For only the third time in the company's history, Netflix has cancelled one of their shows - but with very good reason.

Netflix has premiered a brand new and super mysterious show - is it worth watching?

While all the attention may have been on Paul Henry yesterday, his show wasn't the only one on TV3 to come to an end.

"This week I lost my most important audience member, which has confirmed to me it's time to end my career," Paul Henry tells viewers.

COMMENT: Would life without television really be that bad? Consider these, the worst shows of 2016.

Departing star Paul Henry saved a sly dig for his former co-star Hilary Barry till the end of his final show for TV3.

Source: Newshub

Paul Henry dedicated his final stint hosting his TV3 show to his late mother, saying he had "lost my most important audience member". Video / Newshub

A New Zealand version of hit romance reality show Married at First Sight is on hold - but producers are hopeful it will still get made.