Basketball: Breakers pull off lucky escape
The Breakers continued their happy knack of winning close games last night beating the under-strength Sydney Kings.
The Breakers continued their happy knack of winning close games last night beating the under-strength Sydney Kings.
In addition to the National Memorial Service in Christchurch tomorrow, events will be held in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin.
When Douglas Wright sets his stage with a big grey wall, it's a wall with an enigmatic, palpable life of its own.
Russell Baillie reviews the first night of Australian singer-songwriter Paul Kelly's Auckland Arts Festival season.
There is a whole host of fabulous events happening at next week's Fashion Festival in Auckland.
Poor Boy, the play inspired and soundtracked by Tim Finn's songs, has arrived in Auckland after seasons in Melbourne and Sydney. Dionne Christian goes behind the scenes.
Following the success of last year's show, Fashion Festival now lasts an entire week.
If you need more inspiration and ideas for the big day, don't miss the Bride & Groom Show on May 1 at Ellerslie Racecourse.
The organiser of a hikoi which marched peacefully down Auckland's Queen Street today says the new foreshore and seabed legislation breaches the Treaty of Waitangi.
Rajendra Prasanna comes from generations of Indian master musicians. On Tuesday, thanks to him and his three colleagues, a rapt audience fell under the spell of a music in which time itself seemed almost to stand still.
Top chef's touch shows up in menu and service, writes Phoebe Falconer.
Clare Mora has rescued her business from the brink following 2008's economic crisis.
How important is the right environment for inspiration? We visit three creatives in their work spaces - no fluorescent lights in sight.
Auckland is likely to make a huge economic gain should the Christchurch Rugby World Cup games be relocated, Auckland interest groups say.
Speculation that a major bank would shift into a new 26-level high-rise office tower in Auckland has been dashed.
British author Joanna Trollope, who is in Auckland next week, talks to Stephen Jewell about her new book and the trouble with raising boys.
Our America's Cup glory days are long gone, but for the marine industry, blue skies beckon again, reports Suzanne McFadden.