The Outlook for Someday team is delighted to announce commissioning of six films by exciting new talent of Aotearoa.

This collection of short, sustainability-focused films will form the third series of Someday Stories, and is scheduled for release in August 2019.

Waikato Museum is bringing a slice of Hollywood to Hamilton with the opening of the international touring exhibition Cut! Costume and the Cinema.

Regional Facilities Auckland (RFA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Kirsten Paisley as Director of Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.

After an extraordinary 27 years, Newstalk ZB’s award-winning Drive host, Larry Williams, is stepping down.

Having tried to hand in his resignation two years ago, Head of Talk Jason Winstanley says he’s reluctantly agreed to finally let Williams enjoy his long-planned retirement.

The National Aquarium of New Zealand has an egg-citing adventure for children of all ages during the school holidays!

A low budget film making challenge, a Samoan arts workshop, a glow in the dark puppet show, and queer and trans drawing classes are just a sample of the diverse recipients of this year’s Creative Communities Scheme (CCS).

What does a dog-skin cloak, a meteorite, a missing face towel possibly belonging to King Edward VII, the oldest picture of New Plymouth and a Transformer all have in common?

A significant exhibition of work by US-based artist William Wegman opens at Christchurch Art Gallery on Saturday 6 April.

The ancient Greeks and Romans were obsessed with food. For most, food was a matter of daily survival. However, for the fortunate few, food was a matter of status and a way of expressing their superior tastes or lifestyles.

Creative New Zealand has announced 10 recipients to receive funding totalling over $150,000 through a new Suffrage 125 Fund. These innovative arts projects will recognise women from diverse cultural backgrounds that have helped advance women's rights.