2020 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards
It's the biggest night on New Zealand's literary calendar - and this year, organisers have had to be creative about how to hold the annual Ockham New Zealand Book Awards
It's the biggest night on New Zealand's literary calendar - and this year, organisers have had to be creative about how to hold the annual Ockham New Zealand Book Awards
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Book extract from The Inside Hustle by Joanna Walden.
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Works are not for sale. "It was never about making money."
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Museum remains open to the public from 10am to 5pm.
The festival has been cancelled due to the coronavirus.
Live entertainment options for Kiwis continue to dwindle amid concerns over the virus.
Central city bookshop was awarded for "their wonderful and 'dangerously tempting' store".
The origins of Tahitians, by the celebrated post-Impressionist artist, are deeply dubious.
Grace Iwashita-Taylor explains how Pasefika poetry has been brought to the Auckland stage.
Museum makes its collection "relevant to a contemporary audience".
It's arts festival season, and Simon Wilson has some questions.
The Auckland Arts Festival just got a whole lot cheaper.
Hilarious poems reveal a catalogue of petty theft, minor violence and sibling rivalry.
Director eyes Russell Crowe and Karl Urban for roles.
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Paintings break into song. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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