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The Tomorrow People sees Mark Amery come away with questions about public galleries providing safe space for new ideas.
Young hip hop artist, Emanuel Psathas, talks about the risky move of tackling NZ’s binge drinking culture in his debut album, Choice(s).
It's the viola's time to shine next month when Wellington plays host to delegates from 20 different countries for the 44th International Viola Congress.
Nicole Slater is an L.A. based social media & branding consultant who specialises in the entertainment industry. Learn about the ever-changing landscape of social media and online marketing.
Dominion Rd The Musical promises not only a rollicking good time, but also a framework for building diversity in the truest sense of the word into performing arts practice.
“This is a stellar opportunity for musicians to learn so much from people who have been working with and in music for years,” Dylan Pellett, Independent Music NZ about this year's Global Music Summit.
Indian Ink is celebrating 20 years as one of New Zealand's favourite theatre companies. We speak to Director, Jacob Rajan, about the secrets behind their success.
Renee Liang lifts the lid on issues of representation and storytelling.
Described as "a poet who tells millenial fables", Hadassah Grace weaves the tales of her own experiences into poignant reflections on life as a woman in contemporary New Zealand.
Ahead of the TEDxRuakura event on 20 August, we talk to license holder Quentin Weber about TEDx and what keeps him coming back each year.
Recently settled in Los Angeles, Kiwi musician Mark Dalbeth talks to us about his quest for for greater exposure that led him to Australia and on to America.