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This is a list of New Zealand television-related events from 2007.

30 January – Bill Ralston quits his post as head of News and Current Affairs at TVNZ, having presided over a slide in the 6 pm bulletin's ratings and revenues. (stuff)
13 April – Television New Zealand announces a round of job cuts, with at least 140 staff being made redundant; the worst hit area being its news division. (TV3)
2 May – The Freeview digital broadcasting platform is officially switched on. (One News)
29 May – TV personality Suzanne Paul and her partner Stefano Olivieri win the third series of Dancing with the Stars.

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+*''[[60 Minutes (New Zealand)|60 Minutes]]'' (1990-present)
+*''[[Shortland Street]]'' (1992-present)
+*''[[Breakfast (TVNZ)|Breakfast]]'' (1997-present)
+*''[[Target (New Zealand TV series)|Target]]'' (1999-2013)
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 *''[[The Killian Curse]]'' (2006-2008)
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 *''[[Karaoke High]]'' ([[TVNZ]]) (2006-2007)