The movie Wonder Woman raises ethical questions about the views of its Israeli star

Cannabis was a major talking point at a GP conference. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Ruapehu's mayoress Phyl Cameron returns to theatre where she was assaulted.

The energy of early rock and roll powers through Million Dollar Quartet.

Conductor Rita Paczian and her Bach Musica NZ deliver magical music, writes William Dart.

The Pacific Dance Festival provides valuable opportunities for local dancers.

Maggie Flynn is a charismatic heroine in NZ history tale Shakespearean in its telling.

Auckland's theatre community gets Matariki off to a shining start, writes Dione Joseph.

Ioana Cristina Goicea wins the Michael Hill International Violin Competition.

Women too wild to make it into official histories spotlighted, writes Dionne Christian.

Debut YA novel tackles the tough topic of self-harm, writes Dionne Christian

Photographer Mirjam van Sabben will join hundreds in Auckland trying for the perfect shot.

Dominic Hoey is not your usual breakout author, writes Ethan Sills.

West Side Story's tale of love and rivalry has endured, writes Stephen Jewell.

The play Jane Doe is an insightful and powerful look at rape culture, writes Ethan Sills.

Barry Lett, a pioneer of Auckland's art gallery scene, died this week, aged 77.

Thirty minutes of steam punking, layer upon layer. Made with Funding from NZ On Air.

Musical based on our favourite TV ad jingles is nostalgic fun, writes Janet McAllister.

APO scales some of music's loftiest heights during its Mountain King, writes William Dart.

Music fans around the world can enjoy the Michael Hill International Violin Competition.

Catherine Bennetto knew she'd write a book; now she's compared to the Bridget Jones series

Dean Hewison has written a truly authentic NZ musical from "songs" some of us love to hate

Suyeon Kang's CD is a timely reminder of the Michael Hill violin competition legacy.

Award-winning writer and composer receives $100,000 to write a history of NZ's composers.

The eye-catching piece of art took five days and 40 litres of paint to complete.

The NZSO's Pathetique concert unleashed a panorama of emotions, writes William Dart.

Contemporary Maori stories powerfully told make for a cool night out, says Dione Joseph.

A play about sex education is assured and innovative theatre, writes Janet McAllister.

Masaaki Suzuki and his Juilliard415 ensemble transported us to Baroque wonderland.

Ambitious drama presents illuminating fragments of the immigrant experience.