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NZ films to screen at the Beijing International Film Festival
Two New Zealand films have been selected to screen at the inaugural Beijing International Film Festival.
Trawling Auckland's historic treasure troves
Tired of taking the kids to the usual big museums during the school holidays? Virgil Evetts discovers Auckland contains many smaller collections worth a visit.
Kiwis splash out on royal wedding curios
New Zealanders are spending thousands on high-end royal wedding memorabilia, setting tills jingling for British retailers.
Kiwi-Chinese artist's work spans cultures
Asked to describe his art style, Shanghai-born Dennis Juan Ma says it's "Kiwi-Chinese".
Forward Thinking: Start the party
Winter is all very exciting really, isn't it? Time to buy new boots, watch excessive amounts of TV and frequent cosy bars.
Don't miss: National Heritage Week
Ireland's National Heritage Council protects and enhances the nation's built, natural and cultural heritage, so the activities on offer during National Heritage Week are incredibly diverse.
Auckland: Home is where the art is
The dreams of two men called James meld to create a gift for the public. Liz Light reports.
Jackson 'baby dangle' incident immortalised
A statue of Michael Jackson dangling his baby son out of a hotel window has been erected in Britain, sparking anger on Wednesday from die-hard fans of the late pop icon.
Michael Jones Eden Park statue gets green light
Contractors Bonding Ltd have stumped up $300,000 to fund the project, which will be on permanent loan to the stadium.
Where danger always lurks
Works from the gothic vault suggest some some deep premonitions of disaster.
Controversial nude artist opens new show
Fans of controversial artist Bill Henson say those offended by his work in the past are likely to be similarly disturbed by his latest exhibition.
Children's literature prize for Australian Oscar winner
Australian illustrator Shaun Tan's life in recent weeks has been as fantastical as his children's books.