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How tourism boards turned to takeaways to curry favour around the world

How Thailand took over the high street and Korea our cinemas.

World's museums share their 'creepiest objects'. Good luck sleeping

Some artifacts might be better off behind closed doors.

Getting paid to play - major new fundraiser launched for Kiwi creatives

NZ musician helps launch major new arts funder by giving back to fellow performers.

Covid-19: How bands keep the money tap on

Independent musicians in the US turn to social media to recoup wages.

Lockdown life: How to turn your home into a luxury hotel

Turn confinement into the ultimate luxury staycation.

NZ's first poet laureate on the right words to comfort, heal and connect

Connection to place, words to cover distance - what poetry does in troubled times.

Loved-up literature: chapter two

In the second of two instalments, NZ writers exclusively craft stories on love for Canvas.

Hello, g'day, kei te pēhea koe? She's back! Suzy Cato fronts lockdown education TV

She entertained NZ kids between 1990 and 2002 - now she's in front of a new generation.

Applications open for creative support packages

Assistance for arts community

Caught in a constant babble, how can we find stillness?

Young performers show the creativity of youth must be allowed to continue to thrive.

A tune for troubled times soothes the soul

Auckland Art Festival performance offers hope through music.

Limbo Unhinged packs in the cabaret stunts

Limbo Unhinged will impress those new to cabaret but needs to lift to truly thrill.

Essays in Love brings true artistry to The Basement

Basement show delivers craftsmanship and talent to make it a world-class production.

Choral work given dramatic new impact by mood of our times

Choral performance a masterclass in making classics truly breath-taking.

Theatre review: A romantic comedy first

Māori/Aboriginal first a reason to celebrate, showing what happens when we work together.

Come on, feel the noise - why more New Zealanders are singing than ever before

Rugby is our national game but there's a surprising artistic pastime many more NZers do.

Performers let their fingers do the talking

Is a show where the performers use only their fingers a festival highlight? You bet.

Read all about it: Unity Books scoops top award at London Book Fair

Central city bookshop was awarded for "their wonderful and 'dangerously tempting' store".