12 questions with Jason Hoyte: 'Failing is part of life'
Actor Jason Hoyte dreams of owning a pub like his character in The Brokenwood Mysteries.
Actor Jason Hoyte dreams of owning a pub like his character in The Brokenwood Mysteries.
Religion and culture must not interfere in the lives of those who want death with dignity.
NZ Symphony Orchesta has star conductors, Kiwi composers and lots of Beethoven in 2020.
2001 Space Odyssey's iconic music allowed to unleash its full power.
Footnote Dance Company farewells core dancers with dramatic dance theatre show.
The eagerly awaited sequel to one of NZ's favourite kids' books is out now.
LA's Skid Row is not a place you want to visit so why are kiwi theatre-goers going there?
Author Christos Tsiolkas stunned with The Slap, now he's taken on religion.
NZ actor Stephen Papps on getting older - and what it means for future roles.
Olivia Newton-John puts her 'Grease' memorabilia up for auction as she deals with cancer
"Exceptional and rare" hei tiki one of the finest to ever surface at auction.
William Colenso College students' work returned after Wellington showcase - finally.
Saving the best till last - Chamber Music NZ signs off 2019 in style.
Does the landscape itself impact on our bodies and identity? NZ dancer to show how.
The new NZ book which will leave you starry-eyed and looking to the heavens.
Rapper/poet on fame, fortune and a manifesto for losing money but entertaining people.
The country's biggest pop culture expo returns tonight for another long weekend ...
One of Auckland's first Tuvaluan plays highlights moving story.
COMMENT: Conventional television is in trouble, and none more so than TV3.
Brooks & Dunn, Ray Stevens join US Country Hall of Fame.
Richard Betts on his recording session with some of our most accomplished musicians.
Response to Janet Frame's remarkable book electrifies.
Regarded as one the most hypnotic pieces, did Ravel's Bolero live up to expectations?
Half of the Sky delivers a full, heart-warming evening of life-affirming theatre.
The Turn of the Screw is gripping and unsettling, Gothic opera at its best.
A home-grown musical packs an emotional punch as local lives go under the spotlight.
Scotty Bowers, sexual procurer for Hollywood's closeted stars, dies at 96.
Squadron Leader Peter Rule was an exemplary officer - then his secret was discovered.
Three rare NZ artworks could fetch more than $1.2m when they go under the hammer.
And when you have the chance to sue someone, you'd best lawyer up.