Taste the victory at Capital E
Whether you know your up-and-over from your grubber, or the shape of a rugby ball is a mystery to you, this is one rugby event everyone can enjoy!
Celebrating 20 years of contemporary NZ art
The 20th Wallace Art Awards 2011, with prizes amounting to over $165,000, will be presented at The Pah Homestead, TSB Bank Wallace Arts Centre on Monday September 5.
Virtual rugby games
Rugby World Cup fans at Party Central in Auckland will be able to play interactive electronic rugby games, thanks to the creativity of five Whanganui School of Design graduates.
You will know when you get there...
Sunday afternoon of the Going West literary weekend Landfall in Unknown Seas is kicked off with Sarah Gaitanos and Helen Schamroth discussing stories of love and loss.
NZ On Screen on wheels
Before Anna Dean cramed herself into a caravan for the sake of spreading NZ moving image culture, she talked to the brains behind the idea.
NZ Symphony Orchestra board members appointed
Not-for-profit sector fundraiser Lisa Bates has been appointed to the board of the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
All Blacks as modern gladiators?
What does modern day New Zealand have in common with ancient Rome? More than you might think, according to two Victoria University lecturers.
MakingTracks Grants
NZ On Air has announced the second round of grants from the new funding scheme MakingTracks.
ScreenTalk: Phillip Gordon
Actor Phillip Gordon began his television acting career playing bad boy Hugh Clifford on the long-running soap Close to Home. He then played small roles in many New Zealand films.
Inside Work: Writing & Publishing
Jobs & Opportunities related to writing and publishing are the focus of this week's edition of Inside Work.
2011 WOW Awards
A good mix of experienced World of WearableArt designers and first time entrants across New Zealand and the world featured at the WOW Awards Show.
Grant for The Court Theatre
Fundraising to relocate Christchurch’s Court Theatre to a former grain store in Addington has been boosted with a $500,000 earthquake emergency assistance grant from Creative New Zealand.