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A new report from the Publishers Association of New Zealand (PANZ) has revealed Kiwis still vastly prefer print books, with sales of physical books growing while demand for ebooks has shrunk.

The Wallace Arts Centre is proud to host an eclectic array of musicians and musical genres at the Pah Homestead. With a delayed start due to the Covid-19 Lockdown, we are now pleased to announce that the 2020 Sunday Concert Series starts on Sunday 19 July.

The six finalists in the annual New Zealand’s Best Short Film Competition as part of Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival, have been selected by renowned film director Tusi Tamasese (The Orator, One Thousand Ropes).

Banksy, the elusive and controversial British street artist who has won a world-wide fan base, is arriving down under.

New Chief Executive of Experience Wellington, Dr Sarah Rusholme, says the organisation’s visitor attractions have a unique role to play in Wellington’s recovery from Covid-19.

A collection of original hand-coloured aerial photographs from the early 1950’s onwards will soon be on display at Taupō Museum.

It’s time to dust off those suits and get the heels out of storage, TVNZ 2’s The Bachelorette New Zealand is back for a second season!

Earlier this year we got to experience Lesina and Lily’s incredible journeys, and now we’re on the hunt to find our next Bachelorette.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra will play the best of its popular streamed performances at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa this Sunday, 21 June.

Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival has today announced its first project for 2020, ahead of the second festival which will take place in Gisborne from 2 to 11 October this year.