EntertainmentUS tour means Indian Ink's cup runneth overHaving toured successfully and extensively through New Zealand, Australia and Asia, theatre company Indian Ink is the first from this country to be signed by American artists' representative David Lieberman.25 Jun 12:39 AM
EntertainmentCultural capitals forge ties that bindNew Zealand musicians have secured a special place on the programme for the City of London Festival.<p>25 Jun 12:39 AM
EntertainmentTrash tornado and neon pornSydney's White Rabbit Gallery is a visual feast.24 Jun 11:58 PM
LifestyleTop of the classLearning a new skill on your days off can be a lot more fun than you think, writes Dionne Christian.24 Jun 05:30 PM
TravelDon't miss: International Arts CarnivalThis fabulous summer arts festival offers a creative, entertaining range of events.20 Jun 02:00 PM
OpinionFiction Addiction: Sarah Quigley Q&ASarah Quigley - or should I say Dr Sarah Quigley, for she has a doctorate in English literature from Oxford, no less - has long been recognised as one of New Zealand's finest writers.19 Jun 09:30 PM
EntertainmentHay's fertile field feeds mindsIt's a pop-up world of panama hats and outdoor reading (when it's sunny), scarves and cups of coffee (when it's not), and an erudite audience.18 Jun 12:05 AM
TravelAn angel of music in MelbourneThe sequel to <i>Phantom of the Opera</i> has hit Australia and it is a treat for the ears and eyes of Lloyd Webber fans.14 Jun 05:30 PM
EntertainmentConcert Review: Michael Hill International Violin Competition, Town HallA week ago, 18 hopeful young violinists were in Queenstown, contesting the elimination rounds of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition; on Saturday night, three were vying for top honours.12 Jun 05:30 PM
OpinionJanet McAllisterJanet McAllister: A festival both ancient and newMatariki is a way for non-Maori to learn about Maori culture in a relaxed setting.10 Jun 09:49 PM
KahuGoldie work expected to bring more than $500kAn early painting by renowned New Zealand artist Charles Frederick Goldie could bring more than $500,000 when it goes up for auction in Auckland next month.09 Jun 12:01 AM
New ZealandKnight worries about art fundingAuckland arts patron James Wallace is worried about financial support for the arts by upcoming generations of wealthy professionals.05 Jun 05:30 PM
EntertainmentThe Magasivas: Brothers in artsIn <i>The Brothers Size</i>, a Silo play now on at Auckland's Herald Theatre, Pua Magasiva plays Oshoosi Size, a wayward young African-American just released from prison.04 Jun 05:30 PM
