Website of the YearAdvertisement
Advertise with NZME.Latest FromCulture
Wellington's national music centre on shaky ground
Redevelopment costs blowout to $84 million in plan to transform NZ's arts scene.
William Dart: NZSO make welcome return
William Dart reviews the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's latest performance.
Review: Passion and betrayal thrill
APO's night at the opera sweeps away the cobwebs of lockdown isolation.
Mary Poppins: Spoonful of Sugar perfect medicine in Level 1
The heart-warming musical of the world's favorite nanny is what Covid-weary Kiwis need.
Frustrated Stevie Nicks wants to get on the road
The Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks is frustrated that she cannot get on the road
700-year-old Chinese scroll depicting drunk royals sells for $60m
Getting sozzled on horseback has never looked so good - or cost so much.
Local Focus: Mana wahine could have been a Mozzie
A beauty queen like no other. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Quiet Moon Festival for Auckland
Second most important event on Chinese cultural calendar - what is it about?
Aroha, anger, pain and frustration: Racism row heats up as iwi descend on Waikato Uni
Hīkoi travelled six hours from the East Cape to stand in solidarity with iwi.
Watch: What does it mean to be a Māori man in 2020?
Live from 8pm: The Kōrero100 panel discuss how it feels to be a Māori man in 2020.
Review: 48 Nights on Hope Street brings the laughs, insight post-lockdown
Auckland Theatre Company delivers in their first post-lockdown commission.
Local Focus: Reo Māori a core subject, replace Pākehā place names among policies
Waiariki candidates' differing views on Reo policy. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Quality of life similar to 'battery hen' say parents of disabled
Review of IHC services draws damning submission from parents of intellectually disabled.
Tauranga Primary School aims to normalise use of te reo Māori
Māori Language Week 2020: Kia kaha te reo Māori.
New theatre in central Christchurch despite Covid chaos
It comes as the art sector faces a challenging recovery from Covid-19.
Review: Auckland returns to the stage with pair of poignant plays
Black Lover and Still Life with Chickens let Aucklanders return to the theatre
Matariki holiday could cost $200 million a year - but likely to be popular
Matariki holiday will cost $200m a year, but two-thirds of Kiwis support it.
Riverdale star denies hating her job
"Love it when my words are taken out of context YET AGAIN."
20 years experience but struggling for work
Getting a job is hard for minorities and migrants. Covid-19 is making it worse.
Stanley Makuwe: 'We didn't know where our next meal was coming from'
Mugabe's problems are well-documented but for a while, he was a hero
Songs surface from a barrage of heartbreak
After grief, Bebel Gilberto recovers her zen with new album
Chris Brooks: How Auckland can achieve great-city status through arts and events
Comment: What better to lift spirits, forge connections and give people purpose?
Breaking through in bro country
Mickey Guyton is speaking her truth after years of doubt
'Novelty will wear off' on controversial winning artworks
One artist put more than 300 hours into her piece, which made it to the shortlist.
Decision on Captain Hamilton statue's future still months away
Council wants to look at the bigger picture before making a decision on Captain Hamilton
Spot the difference: Claim winning Kiwi artwork 'not original'
The piece appears similar to an artwork of the same name by an American artist
'Cover-ups and coercion' not answer to sexual abuse
Sexual assault among volunteer firefighters is increasing, data released by FENZ shows.
Mum jailed for near-fatal attack on 'vulnerable' tot
A woman has been jailed for a near fatal assault on her baby daughter.
Finely tuned ensembles reminded us that opera is essentially theatre
Sunday night's Gala Concert drew a full house.
National Party shuns supporters' 'offensive' online page
National Party wants nothing to do with a so-called supporters' Facebook page.
Stunning Van Gogh exhibition to open on Wellington waterfront
The crystal-clear images will be projected onto shipping containers stacked three high.
Winning art piece 'will baffle most people'
The piece is not going to be everyone's cup of tea, the artist said.