NZ Symphony Orchestra invited to an international party to celebrate Beethoven.

Is there a Sasquatch in Hamilton Gardens? Performers aim to track it down.

Top authors dominate prestigious book awards long list.

It's hot in Auckland this weekend - and there's entertainment to match the temperatures.

Overseas teachers bring the world into low-decile schools, but are they ready for it?

How far has gay liberation really come? Pride Festival begins with a provocative play.

Talented cast's exuberant energy makes musical an uplifting and entertaining experience.

Aboriginal women were considered fair game to colonisers.

Devonport's knife juggler Kozo Kaos is slicing through to super stardom

It's Auckland Anniversary Weekend and there's plenty to do, see and hear.

Young African-American mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges is a hit in the US and Europe.

The bar has since removed the offending advertisement.

Children's book author and illustrator Donovan Bixley believes books can change lives

Greg Fleming talks to our newest thriller star J P Pomare.

Greg Fleming reviews the latest crime fiction, including J P Pomare and Sara Gran.

Have your say: State house sales; racist injustice; the cruelty of 1080

Are Whanganui and Whāngārei about to show NZ how art can transform regional centres?

Former All Black Captain David Kirk is now a champion of the arts.

"Hemi, stop! Make sure you visit the toilet before you swim!" the sign reads.

Madiba the Musical reminds us why looking back is sometimes needed to go forward.

COMMENT: Look to Manukau as a safe site for a national art collection.

Chinese New Year starts on February 5 and will be observed for 15 days until February 19.

Aladdin, the latest Disney musical to touch down in Auckland, oozes class and style.

Greg Fleming talks to author Alan Carter about crime writing with a conscience.

Pop-up Globe has a special offer for Kiwis with links to the notorious English king.

Literary road trips inspired by some of New Zealand most loved authors, poets and books.

This year's Oscar race is one of the most wide open in recent memory

He's gone from child performer to Disney musical star - all thanks to mum.

The Candy Man - aka Willy Wonka - is about to bring his sweet touch to Sydney.

Killer Chris Watts has been receiving love letters from women desperate for attention.