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Peter Williams has had a long and distinguished career as a sports broadcaster and newsreader.
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of My Name is Gary Cooper, Stomach, and Twelfth Night.
Up In Smoke by Great North has been announced as the winner of the 2015 Best Folk Album at the Auckland Folk Festival in Kumeu.
Writer Duncan Sarkies (Scarfies/Two LIttle Boys) gives us a glimpse of what makes him tick, as the stage adaptation of The Demolition of the Century returns to Wellington.
Mark Amery thinks there’s quite a lot missing in how we’re represented by our street artists.
In the second in a series of excerpts from her book Dance at Work, Helen Baxter looks at the rise in remote working and a future of ‘No More Jobs’.
Prolific theatrical performance artist Warwick Broadhead died earlier this year, at the age of 70. His close friend Richard Howard pays tribute.
The Precariats by Cushla Donaldson has been selected as the winner of the 2015 headland Sculpture on the Gulf Lexus Premier Award.
The New Zealand Film Commission has announced the appointment of Catherine Bates as International Relations Manager (Incentives).
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews of Ian D Montfort: Unbelievable, The Kitchen at the End of the World, and Bitter Sweet.
Chamber Music New Zealand's new Chief Executive is Peter Walls, former CE of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.