Final year students from the University of Auckland’s Elam School of Fine Arts will present their work to the public later this month at the annual Elam Artists Graduate Show.

New Zealand fans are in for double the dazzle in March 2019 when the world’s biggest action sports show performs its jaw-dropping new tour in five stadiums nationwide.

They’ve lived through conflict, disease, betrayal and scores of the undead, although it has made Rick’s group powerful, stable and formidable.

Begin again.

Nelson’s Chroma Chamber Choir is presenting a programme of Renaissance and Baroque choral music to celebrate the Advent season, leading up to Christmas.

Ruth Buchanan has been announced tonight as the winner of the Walters Prize 2018, New Zealand’s most prestigious contemporary art award.

"The emo revival is worldwide-this New Zealand group has all the sincere melodies and big, cathartic moments any fan would look for." - Bandcamp

Otago Polytechnic’s learners have spent much of the year creating, achieving and innovating. Our end-of-year Student Showcase celebrates their successes and shares them with the community!

The DJ has been booked, the food ordered and costumes sorted for the annual IDEA Services Ball at Otago Polytechnic’s Sargood Centre, Logan Park, tonight.

Some of the most talented exponents of Ngā Toi Māori will be recognised and celebrated at the 2018 Te Waka Toi Awards for excellence and achievement in Māori art at Te Papa on November 17.

Take an unorthodox architect, his unique self-built home, a stunning Auckland coastal location, add a keen photographer, and you have Unconventional Architecture: Simon Devitt and Tony Watkins, the latest publication in the series of Ripe Fruit books.