Surfing USSR from Disney to Dunedin
SURFING USSR From Disney to Dunedin On Saturday 30th April at 7pm The New Zealand Film Archive presents a concert with a twist. Quirky Christchurch group Surfing USSR who specialise in…
Destiny Deacon - Walk and Don't Look Blak
Destiny's Child - Courtesy of Dominion Post - 2005-04-14 By Mark Amery One of the clearest differences apparent to me when visiting Australia between us and our neighbours concerns race…
Dunedin's Radio One celebrates 21 years
Radio One celebrates 21 years with Straitjacket Fits Sammy's, Saturday 7th May It's one of Dunedin's dirty little secrets that for years the locals have been furtively engaging in superstition:…
Shihad To Launch NZ Music Month
Shihad To Launch NZ Music Month in Auckland New Zealand Music Month is very pleased to announce the return home of SHIHAD to perform a FREE one-off show at Auckland's Aotea Square on Sunday 1st…
Human Rights Film Festival
The exciting programme for the inaugural New Zealand Human Rights Festival includes the 2005 Academy Award winning documentary, Born into Brothels, the radical, entertaining Resistencia - Hip Hop in…
Welby Ings' shortfilm Boy wins Cinequest award
Welby Ings' Boy wins Cinequest award "a haunting, visually inventive tale" Auckland film director Welby Ings' first short film, Boy, has won Best Short Narrative Film at the 2005 Cinequest Film…
Sources of Funding for New Zealand Entrepreneurs
Sources of Funding for New Zealand Entrepreneurs Howard FrederickLearn how to obtain bootstrap and start-up financing. Find lists of funders and programmes. Determine when to use debt and equity as…
James Ashcroft - Sorry I'm out....
James Ashcroft is a graduate of Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School. He was the first New Zealander to be accepted as an intern with the prestigious Wooster Group Theatre Company in New York whose…
Sex, Salt and Psychoanalysis
Join the New Zealand Book Council as we host a series of events in Wellington featuring visiting international writers in conversation with some of the city's most interesting personalities. The…
The Civil Union law in effect April 26
On April 26th the Civil Union law comes into effect, so union ceremonies in Aotearoa are about to get a whole lot more interesting, and the creative community is bound to play a part in that. Florian…
Big funding boost to Music Industry
Economic Development Minister Jim Anderton and Broadcasting Minister Steve Maharey announced today an investment of $5.4 million to support export growth of the New Zealand music industry. The…
The Be Optimistic brand of new literature
Cleve Cameron will be launching his project: the Beop! in Wellington city at 5:30pm. The project is the culmination of four years writing and planning for the author, an ex-Creative from Saatchi's…