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The Kiwi crime writer snatched up by Disney: 'I embraced being completely broke'

Listen: Best-selling author JP Pomare talks money with Liam Dann.

Photographer captures wāhine dedicated to their craft

'It's helping people feel seen. And it is heartwarming hearing folk say they feel seen...'

Naked, gibberish but hardly rambling - Nude Tuesday takes on Edinburgh

Nudity, subtitles and awkward sex - did van Beek make a faux foreign language film?

Prosecutors ask for more time in Rushdie stabbing case

Hadi Matar has been held without bail since his arrest after an attack on Salman Rushdie.

McCahon painting set to sell for $2 million at BNZ art auction

The BNZ's art collection is expected to fetch record prices at an auction this month.

Auckland Fringe: Dark side of the 'missing' Moons

Photographs provide a funny twist to Fringe Festival exhibition.

Lyttelton: What makes an artist's town?

The port town is, as local poet Ciaran Fox says, infested with artistic types.

Lyttelton: what makes an artist's town?

Frank Film 2022 EP Seventeen - Lyttelton: what makes an artist’s town? Video / Frank Film

Alice Te Punga Somerville: 'There are still ways in which Māori are made to feel like outsiders at university'

The scholar, poet and irredentist talks to Elisabeth Easther.

'Late night tradition': Artist selling Macca's pickle for $10k in Auckland art gallery

Art lovers are labelling the work in Michael Lett Gallery as 'genius'.

Dame Denise L'Estrange-Corbet's 'unlikely' muse and longtime friend

Taking on a very special worker opened up the designer's world

Elemental AKL Hub

Elemental AKL Hub at Aotea Square. Video / Auckland Live

'Stuff nightmares are made of': Beach art shocks tourists

What's on the shoreline is both 'creepy' and 'enthralling' to unsuspecting visitors.

Beyond buffets and slots: Casinos double down on fine art

The Louvre, The Museum of Modern Art and ... the Hard Rock?

Willie Jackson: Broadcasting challenges given NZ's changing face

OPINION: Our news media must reflect our communities and be well represented.

Michael Hurst: 'I could put on a play with a bit of tinsel, a cymbal and a plank'

The actor talks to Elisabeth Easther.

Krishnan’s Dairy trailer

Krishnan’s Dairy trailer. Video / Indian Ink Theatre Company

Sara Hughes: 'I want to create optimism, that sense of being bathed in light'

The artist talks to Elisabeth Easther.