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Jet boat, bungy, cycle or cruise - the best of Queenstown, Central Otago and Dunedin

Try these great holiday tips for Queenstown, Dunedin and the Deep South

Urban sounds capture town hall audience

Two different cities brought together in music for appreciative city dwellers.

Great New Zealander's hidden history and the surprising link he forged with Zimbabwe

Little known link between New Zealand and Zimbabwe revealed in new play.

Theatre review: Emilia sends Pop Up Globe off in style

Pop-up Globe's last Auckland production sends the theatre company on its way in style.

Play's title does nothing to sell its intelligent and powerful story

Don't let the title put you off; Little Black Bitch is intelligent, moving and essential.

Upu invokes rich Pasefika stories

Grace Iwashita-Taylor explains how Pasefika poetry has been brought to the Auckland stage.

Is the answer written in the stars? Zodiac play tests the theory

Are you a believer in astrology? Live performances tests truth of Chinese zodiac.

Mosque shootings one year on: How is your community marking anniversary?

Events are planned around the country to mark one year since the March 15 attacks.

Fringe farewells Auckland for another year

Auckland Fringe Festival brings laughs and heart to varied stories.

Best of 2020: Don't deny it: White privilege still exists, and it's ugly

Most Pākehā, when told about this concept, are shocked and go into denial.

Depression: Take the dog for a walk says powerful new play

Stellar cast combine mythology, waiata and humour to tackle Māori suicide epidemic.

On saying goodbye to New York

They were in a New York state of mind but these kiwi musicians had no choice but to leave.

NZ actor: I stayed friendly with director who groped me, so I wasn't seen as difficult

This week, Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape. NZ actor Michelle Langstone reflects

The show I wish I'd seen or been in – six performers dream

Ahead of the Auckland Arts Festival, six performers share their dream experiences.

Simon Wilson: Are arts festivals too much of a good thing?

It's arts festival season, and Simon Wilson has some questions.

Dark lady emerges from the shadows

400 years after England's first woman poet made her name known, she's finally being heard.

Provoked, amused and disappointed - reviews of Auckland Fringe's first shows

In a crowded and diverse Auckland Fringe, shows have to stand out. Did these?

Where to next? Oaxaca, Mexico

Try some of Mexico's most unique flavours in this traditional foodie hub.