Oscar was labelled a lazy dog with "dirty habits" by members of Shackleton’s Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1914-1917) - until he saved their lives.

Bound to be a highlight of International Week, Wintec’s CultureFest on 20 September will bring together staff, students and community members to enjoy an evening of delicious ethnic food and colourful cultural performances.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra will perform every Beethoven symphony and the acclaimed contemporary work Frankenstein!! in its exceptional line-up of concerts for 2019.

Showcasing the visions and actions of one of the main creators of Poland’s Independence.

It’s been over 3 years since Mainline Steam left its former Parnell depot and steam locomotives have been seen in the Central City, but all that is going to change this Christmas.

Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Architecture and Design is hosting an exhibition and public lecture by Visiting Architect Grace Mortlock, of Sydney-based Other Architects, and her co-director David Neustein.

Adriano Pedrosa, Artistic Director at the globally renowned São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), Brazil, has been appointed as the international judge for this year’s Walters Prize, the ninth iteration of New Zealand’s premier contemporary art prize.

In a coup for New Zealand one of the biggest names in music, Viktoria Mullova is coming to New Zealand for the 2019 Chamber Music New Zealand International Season.

Internationally acclaimed New Zealand singer/songwriter Hollie Smith, described as "the reigning queen of Aotearoa soul" has joined Wintec’s School of Media Arts to mentor and teach music students.

Otago Polytechnic student Georgia Ferguson is preparing to leave Dunedin for a nine-month study exchange in Vienna, where she will work on her Master of Design while learning from a world-renowned master of fashion.