PÅ«kaha National Wildlife Centre has published a children’s story based on the real-life adventures of three juvenile north island brown kiwi.

Singer, dancer, writer, presenter, director, producer, promoter and MC - Dunedin entertainer Doug Kamo will soon add ‘radio host’ to his long list of achievements when he joins Patrina "P" Roche to co-host The Hits Dunedin Breakfast from February.

A retrospective showcase of works by veteran printmaker Ruth Davey opens at Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato on 19 December.

The award-winning Counties Power Christmas Lights, Trains at Night event at Glenbrook Vintage Railway is back to light up Franklin with Christmas cheer. It’s already looking to far exceed the number of attendees as last year after three packed nights last weekend.

At midnight, Vector Lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge and the Sky Tower fireworks will welcome in 2021 with a spectacular five-minute show.

Central city events include free, family-friendly entertainment at The America’s Cup Race Cup Village.

Porirua’s Waitangi Day event will feature a number of our favourite things needed to make it a sweet day out for all the whānau on Te Rauparaha Park - food, music and activities.

Prison Choir are Pōneke's next generation of musicians finding their feet. Primarily directed by Xanthe (far left), Josh (back middle) and Christian (second from right).

What do science, art and the colour purple have in common? According to Vicki Kerr, Postgraduate Theory Supervisor at the School of Media Arts, Wintec - quite a lot actually.

A screenshot from the moving image animation of Vicki Kerr’s climate change art project Airways.

New Zealand will be one of very few countries in the world to farewell 2020 with a bang, after SkyCity Entertainment Group confirmed its world-renowned fireworks display from Auckland’s Sky Tower would bring in the New Year.

Te Papa’s newest site responsive commission The Web of Time has opened to the public and will be on display in Toi Art until late 2021.