Kids in Aotearoa can move to the beat of their own drum thanks to a collaboration between Whānau Āwhina Plunket, local musicians Loopy Tunes and the Ministry for Pacific Peoples.

Kids in Aotearoa can move to the beat of their own drum thanks to a collaboration between Whānau Āwhina Plunket, local musicians Loopy Tunes and the Ministry of Pacific Peoples.

Children’s book illustrators and authors, including Gillian Candler (award winning author of NZ Nature Heroes and Whose Home is This?), Craig Phillips (award winning illustrator of Aroha’s Way and Guardian of the Gryphons series), Guy Parker-Rees (illustrator of Giraffes Can’t Dance and the

A campaign for Corona Beer that delivered 751,000 surf reports to Kiwi beach goers over the summer has broken new ground for advertisers keen to reach individually targeted audiences based on real time data.

Blenheim is set to be the focus of all things material in August when Fabric-a-brac is held for the first time in the South Island.

Fabric-a-brac is about ‘things to make things’. A fabric sale for lovers of new projects, and those who just have too many projects.

An exhibition about New Zealand bluegrass pioneers the Hamilton County Bluegrass Band is set to open at Waikato Museum on 8 May.

The Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi have today announced their 2021 Springboard awardees - seven artists, each at a formative stage of their career, with outstanding potential in a variety of arts disciplines.

Māori Television’s new fun-filled family game show, LUCKY DIP - where contestants are given an opportunity to swap their prizes in a random draw - premieres on Māori Television on Thursday 13 May at 7.30 PM.

The ROCK’s Morning Rumble team has raised more than $265,000 from their 2021 ‘Day and a bit on the Darts’ endurance challenge enabling 2,062 hours of free counselling for young Kiwis.

A heart-warming Anzac story about one man’s quest to find the whānau of the man who saved his grandfather from certain death will air in tonight’s special episode of TE AO WITH MOANA - screening on Māori Television tonight (3 May 2021) at 8.00 PM.