Two books with strong connections to Massey University are among the 16 finalists in the 2019 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Both books are published by Massey University Press.

A bilingual storybook about a little HireWays digger has been created by a collaboration of high school and tertiary students.

A diverse community festival that takes everything from painting and weaving to 3D printing and textiling out of artist’s homes and displays it across Porirua, returns next weekend.

Eventfinda Stadium (formerly North Shore Events Centre) is returning as a venue for music with the band Slayer lighting up the stage at the stadium and bringing plenty of fans from not just the Auckland region but around the country to the North Shore.

Air New Zealand is partnering with Universal Music to bring award-winning Kiwi duo BROODS to Nelson for a charity concert to give back to those who helped during the recent fires.

Two prominent public buildings will get an artistic treatment during the upcoming Boon Street Art Festival, which starts later this month.

Susan Dinkelacker’s sculpture Geyser has been voted the People’s Choice winner for the 2018 Rotorua Sculpture Symposium, beating out 15 other entrants.

Despite being utterly run off his feet, one of Aotearoa’s best-known composers has a new project close to his heart.

With a vocal range that is rarely found amongst male performers, Keith Cullen has continuously wowed audiences across the globe. The Dublin-born singer/songwriter has enjoyed a career that has taken him everywhere from New York and Los Angeles to Paris, Dubai, and London.

Auckland's Karangahape Road has become a global music technology hub with the announcement that inMusic Brands, the home of the world's premier music industry brands, is moving its DJ software development to New Zealand.