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'Shameful': Teen told to cover up traditional tattoo to challenge school rules

Marli Atu is proud of his Pasifika heritage, plans to challenge school rule.

Three Cheers for Rosie book project

Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Project was a surprise international hit; book 3 is better.

City's art lovers didn't go to $8m musical

EDITORIAL: Auckland promoters can learn from their musical lemon.

What do you do with unwanted art? One gallery has a solution

The decluttering "Kondo fever" has spread to the New Zealand art world.

Memories of guitar virtuoso Peter Posa

COMMENT: Steve Braunias pays tribute to reclusive Kiwi legend Peter Posa.

Spiffing! Five minute guide to dressing Art Deco

Break out your grandpa's suit or nana's glad-rags. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

This weekend we want to go to...

What to eat, see and hear this weekend as the Pride Festival swings into gear.

What a piece of work actor's next role will be

It might be madness, but there's method in young NZ actor's prep for major role.

Waterfall shot catches the eye of World Photography Awards

'I have the luxury of experiencing some truly beautiful places.'

Trailblazing show opens Auckland Pride Festival

How far has gay liberation really come? Pride Festival begins with a provocative play.

Theatre review: Madiba the musical

Talented cast's exuberant energy makes musical an uplifting and entertaining experience.

How early Australians treated Aboriginal people

Aboriginal women were considered fair game to colonisers.

Kiwi's life on the cutting edge of knife juggling

Devonport's knife juggler Kozo Kaos is slicing through to super stardom

Comment: Tourism let down by the trashing family

Tourism leaders thankful for New Zealanders' reaction to the trashing family.

Dance week experiments with new ways to move

Auckland's summer of festivals is joined by a new one celebrating experimental dance.

The best things to see this Auckland Anniversary Weekend

It's Auckland Anniversary Weekend and there's plenty to do, see and hear.

Mezzo J'Nai Bridges rising fast in opera world

Young African-American mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges is a hit in the US and Europe.

Aussie bar accused of 'mocking Māori culture'

The bar has since removed the offending advertisement.