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Once a slogan of unity, 'Je Suis Charlie' now divides France
New York Times: The slogan's evolution exposes a deepening polarisation in France.
New York Times: The slogan's evolution exposes a deepening polarisation in France.
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New Plymouth-based music and arts festival will be back in 2022, say organisers.
Imam of Christchurch mosque speaks out against 'hate speech' scrawled outside site
William Dart reviews NZTrio's final concert of the year.
Mayor Andy Foster says the heart of the city feels like it's in an induced coma.
The chief executive described the review as 'sobering'.
97 people were interviewed, including current and former employees of Lyttelton Port Co.
Wellington's key venues are being used at half their capacity and are not fit for purpose.
The festival makes a return in March 2021.
The Basement's newest Christmas show sees the long-running tradition reach new heights
Cryptic note offers tantalising clue: 'Who will ever say that it was by my hand?'
MacDonald's project, Ngā Wai, is a poetic work inspired by the sacred waters of Wāimarama.
"As soon as we put it up, the atmosphere in the room changed."
Hawke's Bay chef wins prestigious competition.
A big problem, in a big space, in the grandest hilltop building in Auckland is now fixed.
Obituary: Dick Ross - maverick NZ-born professor with an uncanny instinct for potential.
The annual Basement Christmas show promises to avoid any Covid-19 jokes.
The festival will run from November 13-27 and will include workshops and demonstrations.
The Human Voice plays for a small audience in a Hotel DeBrett room.
Police design branded hijab as part of front line uniform, to be worn first by Zeena Ali
It's the closest thing New Zealand will get to the Comedy Festival this year.
A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.
'Democracy has never worked for our people as the majority always rules.'
Auckland Unlimited should be up and running in December, says Phil Goff.
The new agency will oversee the city's cultural activities and major events.
"The Pool" is an installation from artist Natalie Guy.
Review: Mary Poppins returns to Auckland in the first major musical since lockdown began
Redevelopment costs blowout to $84 million in plan to transform NZ's arts scene.
William Dart reviews the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's latest performance.