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.

Soul Love Trippa, the brand new six track 12’ EP from Salmonella Dub features a David Harrow mix, plus the single Searching for the Sungle, and fresh new tunes from the band's forthcoming album Return to Our Kowhai.

The glamour of the Roaring 20s will return to the Chateau Tongariro Hotel on Saturday 26 June with a unique mid-winter dine and dance extravaganza.

A mentoring organisation for young people, Crescendo Studio which is the star of a RNZ docuseries "The Collective," is a pioneering social enterprise and relies on commercial work to fund the transformational work they do with youth.

Entries are now open to all artists who are blind or have low vision, who would like the opportunity to have their original artwork featured in the 2022 Vision Australia Large Print Calendar or Diary.

BENEE is teaming up with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra (NZSO) in Wellington and the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra (APO) and Auckland Live in Auckland for a season of spectacular shows that will bring her award-winning songs to life in an amazing new symphonic setting.

Aotearoa New Zealand’s contemporary art prize exhibition, The Walters Prize 2021, is set to open at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki on Saturday 15 May.

In 1995, Leon van den Eijkel exploded onto the Aotearoa art scene with a brilliant burst of colour - and an exhibition that brought the Dutch influence of Mondriaan’s modernism to New Zealand.

Qobuz, the pioneering high resolution music streaming and downloading platform, launches in New Zealand

The world’s first music platform to offer hi-res streaming and downloading makes its catalogue available to Kiwi music lovers and audiophiles

Eden Park has made history tonight, hosting its first concert and the largest live music event since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. SIX60 performed to a sold-out crowd of more than 50,000 fans, with millions more tuning in around the world.