Tahuna Breaks announce October tour dates
Tahuna Breaks are pleased to announce shows in Auckland, Wellington & Christchurch this October to welcome Spring and the consistently warming weather. Having spent the winter months writing for…
CLL Writer's Award winners announced
Philip Norman has won a $35,000 CLL Writer's Award for his work, From Summer School to the Olympics - the rise of New Zealand Composition 1946-2006. This will be a companion volume to his Montana New…
Dragons and adventures on Auckland stages
Popular New Zealand children's author Margaret Mahy's magical tale The Dragon of an Ordinary Family comes to life on stage in September in a brand-new production by Tim Bray Productions. Tim Bray…
NZ School Of Dance Announces Graduation Season
The New Zealand School of Dance's thrilling new programme of dance works is set to delight audiences this spring. The Graduation Season promises to be a magical evening of classical ballet and…
Master of Theatre Arts
The Master of Theatre Arts (MTA) degree is run jointly by the Theatre Programme at Victoria Universi
Tony Nicholls' kinetic dance with Len Lye at Enjoy Gallery
By Mark Amery Courtesy of The Dominion Post I'm getting '70s flashbacks at Enjoy Gallery at present. Recall of my father's friends propensity to show off their immaculate, expensive wooden…
Robert Hood, Chris Kraus and Isabel Nolan at Artspace
Artspace presents the work of three artists, Robert Hood, Chris Kraus and Isabel Nolan. Robert Hood is a Christchurch based artist who utilises a range of media from photography and installation…
Short list for NZ's National Playwriting Award
Five emerging playwrights, Geraldine Brophy, Ross Gumbley, Branwen Millar, Paul Rothwell and Thomas Sainsbury, have been short listed for the Bruce Mason Playwriting Award. The Bruce Mason Award,…
Funding boost for Auckland's digital content sector
Auckland's digital content sector will receive a $2.5million boost in funding during the next two years. Economic Development Minister Pete Hodgson and Communications and Technology Minister…
Government backs digital content
Economic Development Minister Pete Hodgson and Communications and Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe announced today government funding of up to $2 million over two years to the Auckland…
Q&A: Digital content regional project
Economic Development Minister Pete Hodgson and Communications and Technology Minister David Cunliffe
Maori Television unveils election '08 coverage
New Zealand's national indigenous broadcaster, Maori Television, will present comprehensive coverage of this year's General Election from a Maori perspective including tailored research on Maori in…