'Disturbing': Lyttelton Port boss responds to scathing review
The chief executive described the review as 'sobering'.
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Port company review: Bullying, sexism, racism, homophobia
97 people were interviewed, including current and former employees of Lyttelton Port Co.
Report recommends selling or redeveloping Wellington's Opera House
Wellington's key venues are being used at half their capacity and are not fit for purpose.
Workplace dress codes: Wgtn fashion icon on cutting ties
"When I put on a shirt and blazer, my whole way of being changes," Sally-ann Moffat says.
'Rare' Rotorua mural sells for $336k at auction
'It needs a home where someone will look after it.'
Auckland Arts Festival unveils 100% local programme for 2021
The festival makes a return in March 2021.
Christmas comedy a raunchy and ridiculous escape from 2020
The Basement's newest Christmas show sees the long-running tradition reach new heights
Florence 'graffiti' believed to be work of Michelangelo
Cryptic note offers tantalising clue: 'Who will ever say that it was by my hand?'
Sean MacDonald: 'Dance is a lot more accepted as an occupation but it still isn't easy'
MacDonald's project, Ngā Wai, is a poetic work inspired by the sacred waters of Wāimarama.
Jacinda Ardern pop art, rare Kusama piece pull in thousands at Auckland auction
"As soon as we put it up, the atmosphere in the room changed."
Heaven on a plate: Bay chef $10,000 richer after winning Australasian title
Hawke's Bay chef wins prestigious competition.
Inside look: Auckland War Memorial Museum's $38m stunning atrium revamp
A big problem, in a big space, in the grandest hilltop building in Auckland is now fixed.
The Hokitika maverick who ascended the arts world
Obituary: Dick Ross - maverick NZ-born professor with an uncanny instinct for potential.
Basement Christmas show promises a naughty night out
The annual Basement Christmas show promises to avoid any Covid-19 jokes.
Review: Seascapes concert a welcome homecoming for MSO
Andrew Joyce's opening cello concerto was anything but an earthbound experience
Theatre review: Every Brilliant Thing finds the humour in mental health
Silo Theatre's latest production boldly tackles mental health with a smile.
Sculpture Festival gets underway in Christchurch
The festival will run from November 13-27 and will include workshops and demonstrations.
William Dart: Diva delights her bedroom audience
The Human Voice plays for a small audience in a Hotel DeBrett room.
The future of the frontline: Hijab introduced to police uniform, first officer to wear it 'proud'
Police design branded hijab as part of front line uniform, to be worn first by Zeena Ali
Review: The Comedy Gala finds the funny in 2020
It's the closest thing New Zealand will get to the Comedy Festival this year.
Historic wave of returning Kiwis has just begun - here's where they're going
A survey of expats suggests Covid-19 may dramatically reshape the country's population.
From Cape Runaway kid to MP: Rawiri Waititi's path to Parliament
'Democracy has never worked for our people as the majority always rules.'
Auckland Council's new cultural agency name Auckland Unlimited
Auckland Unlimited should be up and running in December, says Phil Goff.
'Auckland Unlimited': Council's preferred name for new cultural agency
The new agency will oversee the city's cultural activities and major events.
3m diving board placed next to Avon River
"The Pool" is an installation from artist Natalie Guy.
Review: Mary Poppins' return to Auckland is practically perfect - almost
Review: Mary Poppins returns to Auckland in the first major musical since lockdown began
Wellington's national music centre on shaky ground
Redevelopment costs blowout to $84 million in plan to transform NZ's arts scene.
William Dart: NZSO make welcome return
William Dart reviews the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's latest performance.
Review: Passion and betrayal thrill
APO's night at the opera sweeps away the cobwebs of lockdown isolation.
Mary Poppins: Spoonful of Sugar perfect medicine in Level 1
The heart-warming musical of the world's favorite nanny is what Covid-weary Kiwis need.
Frustrated Stevie Nicks wants to get on the road
The Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks is frustrated that she cannot get on the road
700-year-old Chinese scroll depicting drunk royals sells for $60m
Getting sozzled on horseback has never looked so good - or cost so much.
Local Focus: Mana wahine could have been a Mozzie
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