Renee Liang interviews musician Grace Pageant (aka Anna Kaye) about her new sound, images and name.
Four ex-competitors will be running around capturing the madness and chaos of the 48Hours weekend through the eyes of several Wellington teams.
The true story of a World War l Kiwi soldier has won the country’s highest honour in children’s writing at the 2012 New Zealand Post Children’s Book Awards.
Teresa Patterson of CRS Management has taken out the Music ‘Manager of the Year' award.
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Bombs Away! A Musical, Plantation, Nick Rado's Comedy Bunker, and The Last Saloon.
After touring NZ for four years, Jonny Brugh is bringing his solo theatrical performance The Second Test to Taupo, the home town of 'cricketing great' John Reid (former NZ captain).
Angela Bloomfield made a splash on Shortland Street when she first joined the show as messed up teenager Rachel McKenna.
Mike and Barney Chunn talk about the state of journalism and coverage of the Olympic Songwriting competition.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra brings New Zealand Music Month to a dynamic close with a concert that unites the worlds of orchestral music and hip-hop.
NZ participatory installation artist Tiffany Singh talks about her latest work, Drums Between the Bells, at the Next Wave Festival in Melbourne.
The Music Managers’ Forum (NZ) in conjunction with the NZ Music Commission presents the annual New Zealand Music Month Summit.
The long-term closure of the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu has meant 17 staff have had their positions disestablished.