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Lorde releases new single ahead of Virgin album
Hammer the last song the Kiwi singer will release before her album comes out next week.
A man drove a car down Rome’s Spanish Steps. It didn't go well
The driver was reported to authorities but tested negative for alcohol.
William Dart review: How Auckland Philharmonia captivated with Handel and Tippett
REVIEW: Handel's Water Music echoed its 1717 premiere with lively, rhythmic energy.
Celebrated New Zealand author Maurice Gee dies at 93
Maurice Gee wrote more than 30 novels for adults and children.
How long does it take to draw a picture of every pub in London?
New York Times: Artist Lydia Wood sketches every London pub amid closures and challenges.
Ministry of Culture and Heritage mulling restructure after $2m annual funding cut
Ministry says "tough decisions had to be made" regarding funding cut.
Trump booed, cheered while attending play premiere amid boycott controversy
US President said he 'couldn't care less' about show boycott, sparking cheers and jeers.
On The Up: Gown on the farm - teen fashions ball dress from feed sacks and baling twine
On The Up: Eve Hunter wanted to show the versatility of 'pre-loved farm waste'.
Sabrina Carpenter's provocative album cover sparks fan backlash
The album cover shows Carpenter kneeling, with her hair being pulled.
From horror to heart: Mike Flanagan's journey with Stephen King
Flanagan's new film, The Life of Chuck, opens in NZ cinemas on July 31.
'Loving and leaving': How divorce helped fuel Shorty St alum's creative calling
Nisha Madhan says leaving the show – and her husband – helped unlock her potential.
Ed Sheeran identifies as Irish despite English upbringing
'I class my culture as Irish. I think that’s what I grew up with.'
'Legacy will entertain for years to come': Tributes flow for author Frederick Forsyth
His novel 'The Day of the Jackal' sold over 75 million copies worldwide.
Sarjeant Gallery visitor numbers revealed
Of the 83,000 visitors, 60% are expected to be from outside Whanganui.
Choreographer Lyncia Müller's favourite spots in Auckland
Every week we ask a well known Aucklander for their favourite spots in the city.
From dance to light shows: Your guide to an action-packed Auckland weekend
Events in Auckland this weekend range from traditional Māori culture to radical live art.
Exclusive look: Chicago the Musical's glitzy NZ tour preparations
Prepare for a criminally good time as beloved show hits the stage.
Pacific excellence to be celebrated at Rotorua arts fono
The event marks the final day of Samoa Language Week.
Former Friends star now an energy healer, 30 years after iconic role
Jane Sibbett played Carol, Ross’ first wife, in the hit sitcom.
Legally blind Kiwi writer's journey from archaeologist to bestselling author
Steffanie Holmes has published more than 40 books in the past decade.
How to stop being so hard on yourself
New York Times: Cultivating self-compassion can actually help you cope better.
Society Insider: Batley Burton accidentally hit by husband's car, Spencer family's winery; new rich-list couple
Plus, Sally Ridge's latest reno project.
Rutene Spooner's new show pays homage to his musical roots
The show aims to connect with kaumātua, celebrating classic jazz and crooning.
William Dart review: Why NZ Opera's La Boheme is a must-see this season
The 1947 Parisian setting adds charm, with falling snow and captivating lighting.
Olympic champ and ex-Govt ministers among King's Birthday Honours 2025
Almost 190 Kiwis have been recognised, including a former All Black.
I've been to Eurovision four times, here's why it's a must-visit event
Basel hosted the 69th Eurovision with a non-stop festive atmosphere.
The six ways Cannes will shape the year in movies
From political statements to breakout stars, Cannes 2025 was anything but ordinary.