Hook Line and Sinker, from the filmmakers of the critically acclaimed film 'Taking the Waewae Express', began principal photography on Wednesday March 24, 2010.

What would you do in the wake of a global catastrophe? How would you find the very basics of survival: food, water and shelter?

Kiwi poet Sarah Broom is in the rare position of having her first solo collection of poems, Tigers at Awhitu, published by English publisher Carcanet at the same time as it is being released in New Zealand by Auckland University Press.

Prime Television and Top Shelf Productions are looking for families who are interested in being in future series of GET GROWING.

NZ expats Cy Winstanley and Vanessa McGowan are off on a national tour to introduce their home country to the debut album of Her Make Believe Band. JULE SCHERER of NZPA talks to singer/songwriter Winstanley about his love of bluegrass and acoustic performances.

Four upright pianos will be placed in public spaces around Rotorua for up to six weeks for any passer-by to enjoy playing or listening to.

WEEK 14

Local

Radar's Patch

Sunday 4 April, 7pm

This Week On TV2

Auckland University Students' Association, in association with the 2010 V-Day Campaign, are proud to present a benefit production of Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues between April 22 and 24 at the Maidment Theatre.

Miranda Harcourt's Biography of My Skin returns to Downstage.