As finger clicks resonate around the Christ’s College auditorium this week, the last fortnight of rehearsals for Westside Story heralds a powerful opening on May 16th.

Radio Hauraki are doing what they do best next month; throwing a free party for Hauraki punters on the company credit card.

Across 10 days, the crew will mosey across New Zealand and host seven parties in seven cities. All of which, naturally, are free.

ZM Wildcard Franky March is the latest casualty in Chani’s losing streak, becoming the third person voted off Survivor New Zealand tonight.

An exhibition of images by one of New Zealand’s leading landscape photographers opens at Expressions Gallery in Upper Hutt this weekend.

New Zealand is a nation of poets and poetry lovers. Last year Phantom Billstickers National Poetry Day broke all records, with 120 events taking place in cities and towns all over the country.

Massey University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences celebrated its four-year partnership with Te Rākau Theatre Trust this month with a preview screening of Undertow, a powerful new film due for release next year.

MOTAT is celebrating Mother’s Day in classic 1950s style, taking guests back to the decade dubbed the Golden Age of Television where women stole the show.

Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshow organisers are crediting a number of factors for the event’s big success at Easter.

A total crowd of just over 54,000 people attended over the three days of the event - up more than 10 percent on the previous Airshow.

Best-selling author and The New Yorker music critic Alex Ross is touring New Zealand this May with Chamber Music New Zealand, in a concert promising to open anyone's ears.

Palmerston North photographer Karla Karaitiana became the second person voted off Survivor New Zealand tonight.

Losing both the Reward and Immunity challenge, Chani made their second trip to Tribal Council.