In this week's Inside Work we've found jobs for teaching and mentoring in the arts.
Keith Quinn is part of the fabric of Kiwi TV and sporting history. On hand to commentate and write about many of our key sports moments – rugby and otherwise – over almost four decades.
SPADA’s 19th annual conference kicks off with the head of one of the world’s top factual television production houses, NHNZ Managing Director Michael Stedman.
Creative New Zealand has approved more than $1.5 million in grants from its Earthquake Emergency Response Fund.
Work by Victoria University students and alumni will feature prominently among New Zealand writing at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
The Make My Movie Project is giving away a $100,000 cash grant from New Zealand Film Commission and NZ On Air for one lucky person/team to make a low budget feature film.
Following four weeks of shooting on location in Nelson, Kiwi Flyer has wrapped, with many of the cast and crew making a sad departure.
International scholar Dr Jim Endersby has been confirmed to present a keynote paper for the William Colenso Bicentenary conference.
The three pieces of furniture in Kennedy Brown’s Pacific Allsorts installation at Objectspace continue his exploration of the relationship between traditional and modern NZ furniture design.
Marisa Maepu will weave the story of twins separated at birth into a tumultuous era of Samoan history, as recipient of the 2011 Fulbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writers’ Residency.
Southside Arts Festival 2011 will provide over 30 diverse and exciting events across three weeks from 14 October to 6 November.
Wellington’s Mayor and City Councillors this week unanimously supported a digital strategy that aims to attract investment and generate jobs.