Craig Parker on Upfront
Upfront Courtesy of NZ Listener 2006-06-24 Craig Parker - Actor by Fiona Rae New Zealanders remember Craig Parker for his two small-screen roles: Guy Warner, brother of Chris, in Shortland…
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Free-to-air digital TV announcement today
An announcement today by the New Zealand government states that free-to-air digital TV is to begin roll-out next year. This will of course have many ramifications for those in the independent…
Landfall's Borderline Experience - Issue 211
Landfall 211 rolls in the cultural muddle of present-day Aotearoa New Zealand and announces the future of the country's pre-eminent arts and literary journal. Edited by savvy Auckland…
South Project heads to Chile
The South Project looks towards Chile as the next location for the annual Gathering of artists, writers and cultural thinkers, following on from the success of the gathering held in Wellington in…
Kate Woods Non Space at The Physics Room
River Queen at Shanghai Film Festival
Vincent Ward's 19th century New Zealand epic, River Queen, has been selected to screen in competition at the 9th Shanghai International Film Festival this month. The Festival runs from June 17th -…
20 Years Out! Homosexual Law Reform in New Zealand
20 Years Out! Homosexual Law Reform in New Zealand Radio New Zealand is adding a significant body of rare audio recordings to its website to mark the upcoming twentieth anniversary of the…
The New Theatre at 305 Queen St is going to happen
The New Theatre Initiative is building a new theatre at 305 Queen Street - right in the heart of Auckland's performing arts district. It will be a fully flexible theatre for the professional…
Toi Ake Tuwharetoa Maori Art & Design Expo
Celebrate this Matariki at the Toi Ake Tuwharetoa Maori Art & Design Expo the first of five major events planned for Turangi by local people opening this weekend (June 16 & 17, 2006). Starting out…
Glen Colquhoun - living on the pigs back
"Poetry is about noticing the moment and valuing the moment. Where you find layers of beauty and meaning - a profound place in the world, poetry liberates in that sense. It values the insignificant…
Agitators and activists at NZ Telecom Film Festival
Ken Loach's , The Wind That Shakes the Barley winner of cinema's most prestigious award, the Cannes Palme d'Or, will open this year's Telecom New Zealand International Film Festival and screen in…