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Dame Kiri lures them to newly re-named theatre

Concert in Dame Kiri Te Kanawa's honour signals much joy to come in re-named theatre.

Auckland Christmas phenomenon rings in the festive season

The country's biggest theatrical Christmas celebration is now on - see it this weekend.

Culture clash meets space gags in Basement Christmas show

Is this the final frontier for sell-out annual Christmas show?

Letters: Arts tourism good for business

A survey found that creative industries in NZ contribute $3.5 billion to the GDP.

Terry O'Neill, whose images captured '60s London, dies at 81

Terry O'Neill, whose images captured '60s London, dies at 81

Not so harmonious: Why Mahler divides music fans

He's one of the world's greatest composers but not everybody loves Mahler. Why not?

A winning peace: APO gives final town hall concert for 2019

REVIEW: APO's Conflict and Triumph was as assured as ever.

Jacqueline Fahey: The feminist artist who wanted to tell it like it was

The NZ artist who painted the view from the kitchen table.

Is this Auckland's best train conductor?

His on-board announcements have made him a legend among train users, but who is he?

Theatre review: Les Miserables is la victoire

Auckland Music Theatre celebrates 100 years with stylish Les Miserables.

Promising talent makes the most of difficult script

Stars of the future shine despite doubling up on roles.

Local Focus: Mr G at home in Tauranga Art Gallery

A first glimpse of Mr G's first-ever solo exhibition. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Okay, Boomer! Simon Wilson on a new history of protest in New Zealand

What does a new history of the "objects" of protest have to tell us about progressive NZ?

The forgotten women who powered early New Zealand

New book challenges idea that a colonial woman's place was in the home.

'Which pub are we going to?' — Suits star's class act after theatre ceiling collapse

Actor Wendell Pierce is being hailed for his speech following the theatre evacuation.

Rare chance to hear music seldom played

The sounds of the past brought to life for a modern world.

Steve Braunias: Politics - a sunny and glorious calling

Comment: Steve Braunias observes the cut and thrust of Winston Peters' privacy complaint.

What's on in Whanganui this week? November 7-13

Your guide to what's happening in the Whanganui region this week.