Mint Chicks migrating north
The Her
Mint Chicks migrating north
The Herald reports that Kiwi band The Mint Chicks are taking flight in the new year. The band, who scooped five awards at the Tuis this year, are planning to settle down in Portland, Oregan. "We're…
Watch This Space: Permanency and Public Art in Wellington
By Mark Amery Courtesy of The Dominion Post 19/12/07 Thanks in large part to the
Watch This Space: Permanency and Public Art in Wellington
By Mark Amery Courtesy of The Dominion Post 19/12/07 Thanks in large part to the Wellington Sculpture Trust, Wellington city has a strong legacy of public art. Yet the range of that art is…
The MsBehaviour Files: The 3D Internet
Cyberspace was once a dark, unwelcoming place, navigated by text commands and labyrinthine menu syst
The MsBehaviour Files: The 3D Internet
Cyberspace was once a dark, unwelcoming place, navigated by text commands and labyrinthine menu systems. Then along came the Graphical User Interface that we have come to know and love as the World…
Creative New Zealand Michael King Writers' Fellowship
Creative New Zealand is offering a Writers' Fellowship valued at $100,000, as a result of the additional allocation for the support of authors and literature announced by the government in May 2002.…
International Writing Program | University of Iowa
Creative New Zealand offers a three-month residency for a New Zealand writer to participate in the University of Iowa Writing Program.
No laughing matter: 2007 NZ Comedy Guild Awards
International success, local stars and the odd newcomer have all been recognised at the 2007
No laughing matter: 2007 NZ Comedy Guild Awards
International success, local stars and the odd newcomer have all been recognised at the 2007 NZ Comedy Guild Awards. Winners included Rhys Darby (pictured), home for the event between filming scenes…
True-life story script picks up Embassy Trust Prize
A film script by Tusi Tamasese, which tells the story of a young Samoan chief who o
True-life story script picks up Embassy Trust Prize
A film script by Tusi Tamasese, which tells the story of a young Samoan chief who overcomes a fear of public speaking, is the winner of the 2007 Embassy Trust Prize. Graeme Tetley, the…