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March Writer's Room:  How to write your first feature film

March Writer's Room: How to write your first feature film

Find out how to present your first feature script for funding and development by listening to a practical discussion at the March Script to Screen writer's room. On the panel will be NZFC…

Poetry awards for teachers and students

Poetry awards for teachers and students

Aspiring young poets and lyric writers should put pen to paper for this year's New Zealand Post National Schools Poetry Awards. Best Poem will be judged by accomplished New Zealand poet Paula…

Cityscapers winners announced

Cityscapers winners announced

The New Zealand winners of the British Council Cityscapers: By the Throat scholarship have been announced. Rangituhia Hollis and Daniel Davis will join sixty other students and practitioners from…

Ribbon of Light: Aniwaniwa at City Gallery Wellington

Ribbon of Light: Aniwaniwa at City Gallery Wellington

By Mark Amery Courtesy of The Dominion Post Over time a river will slowly change its course. People and nature learn to work with this. But for the people of the Waikato village of Horahora there…

Political World - Whitespace

Political World - Whitespace

"We live in a political world Everything is hers or his, Climb into the frame and shout God's name But you're never sure what it is."

Artworks by Rua Pick -Te Ngahuru Ki Te Koanga

Artworks by Rua Pick -Te Ngahuru Ki Te Koanga

The 'Te Ngahuru ki Te Koanga' exhibition pays homage to the equinoxes. Light & dark are balanced equally. The times in-between the thresholds of Ao (Light) & Po (dark), the times when two realms…

TBI Q&A: Adele Jackson

TBI Q&A: Adele Jackson

Adele Jackson's latest work Beyond Words at Thistle Hall Gallary this week uses a deaf model, Sara Pivac Alexander, to sign fragments of poetry about hands from a book by American poet Cole Swensen…

Thank you

Thank you

Thank you aims to pose simple yet reasonable questions around the wholesale adoption of re-mix/re-use cultures as contemporary business models. Piles of dried dog biscuits, the mascot for the 1988…

Broadband connection overtakes dial-up

Broadband connection overtakes dial-up

The number of broadband subscribers has overtaken dial-up subscribers for the first time, a Statistics NZ survey shows. InternetNZ executive director Keith Davidson said it was obvious people…

NZ's largest literary prize to be announced

NZ's largest literary prize to be announced

The wait is almost over for the six emerging writers nominated for New Zealand's largest literary prize. The $65,000 Prize in Modern Letters will be announced on Saturday 15 March as part of New…

Hard to make a living  -  but possible to make a killing

Hard to make a living - but possible to make a killing

Stories of struggle, perseverance and success, offered up with generous amounts of advice delivered an evening of 'perspiration and inspiration' as guests Anthony McCarten (Ladies' Night, Via…

Shoes - It's not easy finding your perfect pair

Shoes - It's not easy finding your perfect pair

Felicity loves her shoes. In fact she has 115 pairs, 115 pairs her husband secretly likes to wear when he's home alone and feeling... domestic! Shoes is a touching comedy that examines why someone…