ScreenTalk: Ian Johnstone
Veteran broadcaster and journalist Ian Johnstone helped pioneer current affairs programming in New Zealand.
NZSA Asian Short Story Award
The winners of the inaugural NZSA Asian Short Story Award were announced on Friday 18 November.
Popping Up
Small shoots of normality – or at least, the 'new normal' – are starting to break through the cracks, says Jeff Clark in his latest Afterthoughts blog.
Inside Work: Auckland
This week's Inside Work features a handful of jobs and opportunities in Auckland.
Theatre awards 2011 nominees
Wellington’s hard-working theatre critics have narrowed down the year's best and brightest for the Chapman Tripp Theatre Award 2011 nominees.
Giving a little goes a long way
Cleo Barnett is using crowdfunding to join and raise awareness of Little Lotus, a collaborative art project linking artists with refugee children on the Thailand-Burma border.
Theatreview Weekly: 17/11/11
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including Midnight In Moscow, Wake Less, and Art In The Dark 2011.
Arts Access Aotearoa’s uplifting art blessed
Wellington City Councillor Ray Ahipene-Mercer, who blessed the commissioned installation by Fraser Hoffe for the Arts Access Aotearoa office, described it as a taonga.
Stalking the competition
An interview with one of the teams, Traces of Nut, competing in the Make My Movie competition.
Creative Coalition Submission - Draft Auckland Plan
Creative Coalition made a submission to Auckland Council about the draft Auckland Plan.
Watching the bubble grow
The time is right for a huge, committed drive by the public to stand up for their innate right to quality public broadcasting and a Youth Radio Network, argues Mike Chunn.
Novelist Eleanor Catton selected for residency
Eleanor Catton has been awarded the six-month University of Auckland residency at the Michael King Writers’ Centre in 2012.