Today it has been announced that the world premiere of Same But Different: A True New Zealand Love Story, a movie about its real life filmmakers, Rachel Aneta Wills and Nikki Si’ulepa, will screen 28 March at the Civic Theatre in Auckland.

An extraordinary museum on the site of the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland is a symbol of hope after one of the darkest periods in history.

ZM’s Breakfast host Megan Papas has announced that on Friday, March 8, in celebration of International Women’s Day, she and fellow ZM hosts Bree Tomasel and Bel Crawford will take over the ZM Breakfast show, normally hosted by Megan and her male counterparts, Fletch and Vaughan.

2015 Creative New Zealand Craft/Object Fellowship recipient Dr Areta Wilkinson’s Moa-hunter Fashions: Vertebra I, II, III, 2017, 24 carat gold from Otakou (Otago), flax bailing twine.

Creative New Zealand is inviting applications for the prestigious Craft/Object Fellowship.

In 2017 acclaimed pianist Joyce Yang mesmerised audiences and critics when she performed for the first time with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Now the Grammy Award nominee returns in April to perform Johannes Brahms’ grandious and exciting Piano Concerto No.

October 2019 and April 2020 respectively mark the 250th anniversary of James Cook’s maiden voyage to the Pacific, New Zealand and Australia.

A new crowdsourcing project hopes to harness twenty-first-century technology to make the women of nineteenth-century Canterbury more visible in the history of the province.

Shakespeare wasn’t a god, he was just a man. His biases and prejudices are our biases and prejudices. A show about Shakespeare's propaganda concerning Queen Margaret of Anjou from 500 years ago to shine a light on where we are in the 21st century.

A powerful, interactive play about the value of friendship is challenging its cast to make friends with its audience in just an hour.

Supporting the local photographic communities in 62 countries across the globe, the World Photography Organisation and Sony today announce the winners of the 2019 National Awards. Included in the list is Todd Henry as recipient of the 2019 New Zealand National Award.