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Ex-drug boss on P: 'A constant battle'
Billy Macfarlane has gone from living in a million-dollar Bay of Plenty mansion to the back room of his mother's house. Now he's waging war on P.
Billy Macfarlane has gone from living in a million-dollar Bay of Plenty mansion to the back room of his mother's house. Now he's waging war on P.
The beauty and mystique of Māori musical instruments were almost lost to the world. But Napier man Layton Robertson is playing his part to help revive them. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The Nutcracker ballet is as sweet as the Sugarplum Fairy herself.
Silo Theatre announces how it will celebrate 20 years; Auckland Fringe Festival announces its 2017 programme.
Veteran actor Rawiri Paratene will join the cast for Pop-up Globe's 2017 season.
Artists and actors are joining forces to raise funds for animal sanctuary Paws Awhile.
Commonwealth writers have no chance of beating US 'big hitters', claims 2011 Booker winner Julian Barnes.
"Essentially you breathe life into something that is dead material" Puppeteer Norbert Hausberg exhibits his lifelong passion. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Briefs is perfect pre-Christmas cabaret for grown-ups.
Johnny Marr: I'm not going to have my life story sullied by some bullshit agenda. I'll tell it really how it was.
The ukulele is bigger than you might think, especially with kiwi kids.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes faces his fears - and writes about them, anyway.
Exhibition pays homage to outsider artist Sam Taare.
See this street ballet and you'll never look at a supermarket shopping trolley the same way again.
A stark image of three cows stranded on an island created by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake near Kaikoura captured global attention last week.
The Manukau Symphony Orchestra prepares to farewell a difficult 2016.
First-time author Jonothan Cullinane puts the 1951 Waterfront Strike front and centre of his critically acclaimed crime novel
This successful, uber-stylish nightclub musical from Wellington's Tawata Productions feels like a dreamy album-length live music video.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's final town hall concert was a grand occasion with a near capacity audience warmly applauded by CEO
There is an eerie prescience in the decision to stage Vernon God Little just as America succumbs to the belief that the frontman for
The echoes of the Dunedin sound debate have faded with the decades but a new book hears them reverberating louder.
Values and self belief will strengthen Ria Hall's theatre debut.
Following their dreams sees two ballerinas on a global dance.
One Psalm inspires fascinating and individual responses from three composers.
NZ composer Jenny McLeod celebrates her 75th birthday with her biggest achievement to date.
Outstanding sculpture show raises money from Women's Refuge.
Former All Black Keven Mealamu continues to draw on art skills.
They say a stitch in time saves nine - that's the hope for a group of Auckland prisoners.