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Niko Walters and the power of letting go
How Niko Walter looked within for inspiration for his new album.
Mouse that roared: Meet Kiwi musician Mousey
Singer would love the general public to be more connected to their local NZ music scenes.
Morning star: 10 questions with Don McGlashan
The Kiwi music legend has just released his latest solo album.
Local Focus: Shepherdess making connections
Shepherdess magazine is connecting rural women.
Kim Gillespie: So, the record got its groove back
OPINION: We've come full circle when it comes to music.
How to get body confident as summer approaches
Local professionals give tips for ways to manage weight and habits over the silly season.
Montell2099: From the bedroom to the world
Montell2099 finds a lot of joy in playing festivals he used to attend when he was younger.
'This pandemic has squeezed the private right out of us': Urzila Carlson ponders oversharing
Carlson tackles the topic of oversharing on social media in her new show It's Personal.
The Beths: Live and loud despite the pandemic
"[Covid] changed the plans...We were lucky to be able to focus more deeply on touring NZ."
Sulfate Q&A: Why 'Godzone' name's not fit for purpose
"The border closure let us reflect and think ... about how we behave and operate as NZers"
Stan Walker announces Whanganui show
Stan Walker is returning to the stage, this time with new music.
Colourful line-up of instruments at Globe
Mother and daughter musicians Diana and Sylvia Neild to play in Globe Matinee Concert.
Good golly, Mr John
Storyteller John Thornley to celebrate African-American music in a series of free talks.
Review: Hitchcock hard to find
At times I struggled to follow the goings on, even in The 39 Steps
Review: Swamp City band a standout
That the city is able to sustain this festival for so long demonstrates a strong pulse.
Datsuns are back: 'We're gonna need a bigger tent!'
The Datsuns are back! We catch up with drummer Ben Cole to find out where they've been.
Jazz fit for a queen this weekend
As the weather turns colder let's embrace the opportunities of these indoor activities!
Louis Baker - 'I want to make people feel less alone'
Aotearoa neo-soul star Louis Baker on the personal story behind his new music.
Local Focus: Feilding jazzed up for holiday weekend
Manawatū Jazz Festival's generous programme. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fantasy music for Sunday afternoon
Wellington pianist Liam Furey to play in Palmerston North on May 30.
Local Focus: Ceramics dangers brings studio safety caution
Health and safety is important to potters too. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Review: Elton a comedian without boundaries
British comedian targets his audience precisely.
Review: Overblown do-gooder needs workshopping
Incredible cast of Sing to Me let down by bizarre sound design and too many themes.
Lifestyle news around NZ
Brave mother's heartbreaking letter before cancer death
Mother and columnist shares final life lessons before losing battle with bowel cancer.
In my kitchen with... Kinloch Manor head chef Norka Mella Munoz
Chilean head chef Norka Mella Munoz shares some of her home culinary wisdom
Where can you eat Fiordland's wild wapiti?
Wapiti roam free in Fiordland - now you can get a taste of this game pest on your plate
Review: Full steam ahead for diverse tunes
Manawatū Concert Band's first concert of 2021 a train worth jumping aboard.
Review: Minchin's talent music to the ears
Flautist's technical agility and brilliance of tone a highlight of the afternoon.
Review: Pedal fast to see one of NZ's best
Helen Moulder is completely in control of every aspect, every gesture, every expression.
Woman of mana captured in gift to city
Professional artist Philip Holmes felt the wairua of Aotearoa from an early age.
Explore your alternative side this month
Plenty of laughs and tulle in Palmerston North in May.
Actress and teacher from same mould
Actress Helen Moulder gets support and laughter from her Palmy sister, Jeannette MacEwan.
Cello journey for lazy Sunday
Wellington celloist Inbal Megiddo began her cello studies at 2.
Four Seasons' step-brother 'sex on a stick'
I leave excited and educated by a show I would never have attended if not on assignment.
Retro Queen jewelled with goo-goo moments
There are times I could have closed my eyes and imagined Mercury himself on stage.
Colour and creation in three languages
Rainbows and Fishes was the last piece renowned puppeteer Peter Wilson wrote.
Review: Generosity in droves
Filmmaker Arka Gupta's cast and crew think the world of him, and he of them.
Droves of digital delights
Palmerston North City Library has an extensive digital resources collection.