Legendary rugby writer, author, radio host and Newstalk ZB contributor, Phil Gifford, will join Simon Barnett on Newstalk ZB for afternoons 12pm-4pm from mid-2019.

One of Sydney’s most sought-after DJ / Producers Jackson Hunter will be performing at this year’s Melbourne Cup Carnival in the prestigious Birdcage.

Canterbury Museum has launched an online version of its exhibition Canterbury and World War One: Lives Lost, Lives Changed.

The digital version provides access to stories, images and videos that relate the experiences of Cantabrians during the War.

Timmy has out-flippered Mo to become the National Aquarium of New Zealand’s first ever Penguin of the Year.

The finalists are both "bad boys" who regularly feature in the Naughty and Good Penguin of the Month competition, which the keepers started just over a year ago.

It’s not unusual for some of New Zealand’s CEOs to find themselves in the media for all the wrong reasons - criticised for their high salaries and scrutinised over performance - but a locally made online video series, Up-close-and-personal with NZ’s leading, visionary CEOs by Auckland Inspi

Next year’s Sculpture on the Gulf on Auckland’s Waiheke Island promises a rich array of established and emerging artists. It will take place March 1 to 24, 2019.

Rafting New Zealand, the country’s most awarded rafting company, has kicked off the summer season with the launch of its Waikato Thermal Float Rafting Adventure.

The Whanganui Arts Review welcomes new principle sponsor pattillo who supports with an increased Open Award prize purse and an exciting new initiative for artists called the pattillo project.

Season two of Married at First Sight NZ concluded last night with 135,108 viewers tuning in to the finale amongst 25-54s from 7.30pm-8.30pm.

Women composers’ contributions to New Zealand music are celebrated at the National Library this Friday on 2 November.

Acclaimed composer Eve de Castro-Robinson, will give the annual Lilburn Lecture for 2018 at the National Library of New Zealand.