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Fringe Festival Review: Drowning in Veronica Lake
Boldly and cleverly, this Flaxworks solo show is built upon one solitary, striking symbol of celebrity.
Boldly and cleverly, this Flaxworks solo show is built upon one solitary, striking symbol of celebrity.
Paul Simei-Barton reviews Silk, on at the Basement Theatre as past of the Auckland Fringe Festival
Anil Sharma and Rachel Jones arrived in Freemans Bay eight years ago from Britain, via Palmerston North. Rachel tells Catherine Smith what the family loves about the area.
Ancient forests and waterfalls are all part of a short trek through the Waitakeres, writes Danielle Wright.
Our four-legged beasts can now share the love in Auckland parks.
Twenty Three Cafe, from the same people who introduced The Corner Store next door, found at 23 Mt Eden Rd is a nice, modern place with a hint of psychedelic thrown in.
If I could be a fly on the wall during any aspect of the production of Masterchef New Zealand, it wouldn't be the North Shore mansion they live, cook and bitch in.
This Prairie-style dwelling is a living testament to Auckland's architectural history.
Central Auckland would suffer only a few casualties if struck by an earthquake similar to the Lyttelton shake.
Financier Mark Hotchin has lashed out at "mindless persecution" of his family after the theft of a memorial to his late father.
An authentic eatery in Glen Innes encourages adventurous dining.
French dancer-choreographer Rachid Ouramdane's multimedia performance reviewed by Raewyn White
Bernadette Rae talks to the man many consider the guru of New Zealand dance, master choreographer Douglas Wright.
Renovating a former power substation held many challenges for an Auckland couple, including choosing paint.
The latest piece of youth-oriented theatre from Massive Company adopts the admirably egalitarian but dramatically unsatisfying strategy of giving what amounts to a lead role to each member of the 14 person cast.
It's an exciting thing to discover a bar that has the right mix of interesting wines and good music.
Rebecca Barry talks to Kiwi opera singer Kristen Darragh about her drive to perform around the world.
Deep in the Forest is subtitled a Cautionary Cabaret and punters should be cautioned to exercise a certain amount a scepticism when viewing the show's promotional material.
Boxing Day Fashions in the Field winner Meg Wilson is having another shot for the top title at this weekend's Derby Day.
The single ring of a bell echoed through the Holy Trinity Cathedral, signalling the moment the earthquake struck.
Chris Liddell writes on the future of philanthropy and how we can get involved.
Heaven help us. Now it's Indian tapas. It doesn't say so on the menu, but Arun's website promises "a modern Indian experience ... ranging from flavoursome curries, succulent flavours of the tandoori and a mouth-watering tapas selection".
We came here because we are big fans of the original Shaky Isles in Kingsland and wanted to check out their new "branch" in the Britomart precinct.
Viva steps inside two stylish homes in one of Auckland's coolest new loft apartment complexes.
Between books, TV shows and travel, it's a wonder this chef still gets time to bake.