Cultural practitioner Hinurewa te Hau will talk about ‘The korowai of life’, people’s connection to sense of place and belonging, at this year’s Survive & Thrive.
Catalyst and entrepreneur Nick Gerritsen will talk about ‘Adapting to a silent radical change’ at this year’s Survive & Thrive.
Jeff Clark has seen some bright spots in Christchurch during the last few days – the brightest being a concert for The Court Theatre that raised more than $65,000.
The Whanganui National Art Exhibition and Award Trust is pleased to announce the judges for the 2011 Whanganui National Art Exhibition and Awards.
Oceania, an exhibition celebrating the vibrant cultural and artistic life of Aotearoa New Zealand and the Pacific region, will be displayed at both Te Papa and City Gallery Wellington.
The exhibition “Germany 101” seeks to answer questions about the history, culture and politics of the Federal Republic from a humorous and personalised perspective.
Auckland Council are very pleased to be supporting the free delivery in north Auckland of Karapinepine, a performance by Taki Rua Productions.
Jobs and Opportunities in Canterbury is the focus of this week's Inside Work. Have a look at some of the gems we've found.
Hip-Hop Shakespeare North Auckland Youth Residency is an innovative initiative aimed at enabling young people to work with an award winning international artist.
The search is on to find a cast of young actors for New Zealand’s latest feature film production Kiwi Flyer.
Costa Botes answers The Big Idea community questions about making Daytime Tiger.
An interview with New Zealander of the Year 2011 Sir Paul Callaghan, who will be addressing the creative sector at Survive & Thrive on July 14.