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Every week we ask a well-known Aucklander for their favourite spots in the city.
Every week we ask a well-known Aucklander for their favourite spots in the city.
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The dual language book, available in English and te reo Māori follows an 8-year-old Carrington, and is 'a story about courage, showing up and doing your best'. Video/Whakaata Māori
Tairāwhiti Arts Festival's interactive sculpture exhibition returns.
The popular event is back at Eden Park and orgasniers are expecting their biggest turnout yet. Video / Alyse Wright
Auckland city will have plenty of attractions during Māori Language Week.
The biennial extravaganza is on this weekend and includes a poignant guest exhibition.
Dozens of new artists to show at Eden Park event.
The festival launches in August next year.
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A much-loved remnant of this year’s cancelled Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival will be back.
Plus, Disney on Ice, markets and a restaurant month for foodies that can not be missed.
Crime writer Catherine Lea explains why her books are now set in the Far North.
Scott Silven says much of his success comes down to being 'really lucky'.
Maclean was passionate about arts and encouraging others to take part.
Ella Jones said she almost didn't enter the competition as she thought it was a long shot.
The arts collective looks to bring good vibes to Hawke's Bay towns.
Autaia will showcase more than 500 ākonga from Auckland
A fictional town near Palmerston North is the location of a cosy mystery series.
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Creatives set out to unite diverse groups.
Kirikiriroa Hamilton Zinefest celebrates the art of random creativity.
A toddler in Ghana has set the record as the world’s youngest artist.
James Wallace continues to protest his innocence despite convictions.
Where cosy meets culture and the whole family loves it.
Artist Maryanne Shearman said she wanted to paint someone who deserved to be painted.
Developers say increased contributions could force them to build elsewhere.
Tracey Slaughter is the first overseas winner of the Calibre Essay Prize.
An immersive audio and lighting-based exhibition has opened on K Road till July.