We will take a watching brief on the national and regional response to COVID-19 (coronavirus).

Following the announcements made by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern over the weekend, we have, regrettably, decided to postpone the Big Screen Symposium for now.

Iconic New Zealand band, Six60, is donating valuable musical and personal items to financially support the life-changing work of the Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre (RMTC).

The Sky Tower will be lit for the Irish and Muslim community this weekend.

On Saturday 14 March, The Sky Tower will be lit with a green base and a green, white and orange swirling top, replicating the Irish flag for the Auckland St Patricks Day parade on Saturday 14 March.

As a result of the World Surf League’s decision to postpone all of its events in March due to COVID- 19, the Corona Piha Pro will unfortunately be postponed.

Piha, already synonymous with surfing, is set to take things up a notch as it becomes home of the Corona Piha Pro, the second Challenger Series event of the 2020 season. 

Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum will bring a major international exhibition exclusively to Auckland in July 2020 - Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes.

One of New Zealand’s leading scholars and communicators will be the keynote speaker at a special dinner as part of the TÅ«hono Kerikeri series of bicentennial events.

Following the resounding success of the first Drag Brunch Hugo Grrl’s Gigs continues the Monthly event at Eva Beva (Wellington) at midday on Sunday the 29th of March and beyond.

Drag Brunch is a glamorous, dynamic, drag-filled dining experience unlike any other.

IHC is delighted to announce the judges for the 2020 IHC Art Awards.

We welcome return judges Otis Frizzell, Boh Runga and Tim Walker.

On 15 March 2019, New Zealand was brought into shock by an act of terror. Two mosques in the city of Christchurch were attacked resulting in the deaths of 51 Kiwis, a day that will never be forgotten.