A new EP, new music videos and a growing list of gigs is keeping Baz Muir and his reggae-fusion band NLC busy heading towards summer when they’ll perform at the country’s biggest reggae festival, One Love.

For the first time ever, Whānau Mārama: New Zealand International Film Festival (NZIFF) is presenting a film project in the prestigious Fantastic 7 finance market of the upcoming Cannes Marché du Film.

Nominations for the 2021 Aotearoa Music Awards open today Nominations are now open for 2021 Aotearoa Music Awards to celebrate the mana and achievements of our homegrown musicians across the country over the last year.

MIROMODA returns to the Renouf Foyer in the Michael Fowler Centre for its annual fashion design competition and invited designer Runway Show on Saturday 26 June. The 11-year-old fashion design competition has been instrumental in launching Mori fashion design careers and businesses.

Sports Entertainment Network today announced Jason Pine would be the host of weeknights and a Saturday show on the soon-to-launch nationwide radio network SENZ.

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An auction on Sunday will be one of the biggest and most unusual events to be held in New Zealand.

Webb’s auctions in Auckland are putting under the hammer items belonging to the late antique dealer, artist, museum curator, quirky obsessive collector and valuer John Perry.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is the music powerhouse behind the soundtrack to the new animated movie Wish Dragon, the No.1 movie this week on streaming giant Netflix in Aotearoa New Zealand, and in many other countries, including the United States.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra presents a winter feast of extraordinary music in July, including three innovative back-to-back concerts in Auckland and Wellington, as part of its Immerse 2021 festival.

The competition on 5 MINUTES OF FAME ratchets up a notch in Quarter Final 2 tomorrow, Thursday night at 8.30 PM on Māori Television.

Rangitahi/teen category:

Makayla Purcell-Mainini, from Napier goes head to head with Lucian McDemott from Taupō

Adult Male: