At the invitation of Sir Richard Taylor’s children’s entertainment company, Pukeko Pictures, a delegation of nine senior executives from China are visiting New Zealand.
Registered psychologist Sara Chatwin answers questions on isolation, combating boredom, stress and negativity.
A Flat City records the impressions and experiences of Christchurch’s creative community following the February 2011 Earthquakes.
It’s hard to explain the magnitude of what has happened in Christchurch in the past year. Everyone has had their own unique experience, personal struggles and victories. Jeff Clark shares his.
Hummingbird Coffee have donated $10,000 to The Court Theatre through sales of a special coffee blend created especially as part of the Re:Start project.
Katharina Jaeger’s intriguing photography conveys some aspects of living through the sadness and mess that the fatal earthquake has bought, that we don’t get from other media.
Christchurch will never be the same but what it will become is not in the hands of designers or planners but in the spirit of the people that have survived and stood strong, says Kip Brook.
This celebration of Christchurch on screen marks NZ On Screen’s first collection honouring a city’s screen legacy.
Russell Smith – The man behind Count Homogenized
New Zealand musician Tama Waipara has joined Auckland Arts Festival as Programme Manager, Maori & Pacific programmes for the 2013 Festival.
In her first TalkWrite blog for 2012, Renee Liang tries to explain her uncharacteristic lack of action during summer, and looks forward to a busy year in Auckland theatre.
Aucklanders are being invited to commemorate the one year anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake at Auckland War Memorial Museum.