Much-loved children’s story The Little Yellow Digger comes to life on stage in Auckland in September and October.

Keep children safe at home, outside and on journeys - that’s the theme of the Whānau Fun Fest 2019, in Napier between 11am and 2pm on Saturday 21 September.

It’s an important message best heard in the context of fun.

Fashion and sustainability will cross paths on the catwalk when Auckland hosts New Zealand Fashion Week, which begins this Monday, 26 August.

The National Library of New Zealand is delighted to announce that David Eggleton of Dunedin is the New Zealand Poet Laureate for 2019 - 2021.

City Gallery Wellington presents Eavesdropping-an exhibition that explores the politics of listening in our post-Snowden moment. But it isn’t just about big data, surveillance, and security, it’s also about our personal responsibilities as earwitnesses.

Five remarkable songs have made the shortlist for the 2019 APRA Silver Scroll Award, recognising excellence in songwriting.

- Happy Unhappy, written by Elizabeth Stokes and performed by The Beths, published by Gaga Music on behalf of Carpark Publishing Tracks

One of the world’s greatest sopranos is being celebrated in a grand theatre tradition, with a permanent tribute to be unveiled at Auckland’s Aotea Centre on 20 November.

Words have the power to name, to define, to embolden, to challenge. Body Language (Te Auaha, 29-31 August 2019) is a one-hour showcase of original choreography that pairs the essential power of language with the captivating physical expression of dance.

Tokyo Story will be shown on the Massey University's Auckland campus next month - the last in the monthly Japanese film series for 2019. 1953 Shochiku Co. Ltd.

New Zealand’s Mini Robot Rumble, running for its third year, is set to bring robotics to life in smashing fashion for a new generation of Kiwi kids.