Sisters make history at WOW
Winner's garment demonstrated an exceptional example of powerful storytelling.
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Classical review: NZTrio, Braid
NzTrio play fine tribute to female composers, writes William Dart.
Herald cartoonist gets award that 'beats a knighthood'
Rod Emmerson has been recognised for his contribution to cartoons by one of his peers.
Winning violinist returns to New Zealand
2017 Michael Hill International Violin Competition winner returns to NZ
An action-packed night watching paint dry
Could Watching Paint Dry be New Zealand's next big theatre export?
Finalists for photo award revealed
All images are reflections of New Zealand's society and environment.
Harry Potter crowned Kiwi kids' favourite book
JK Rowling's series, Harry Potter. took the top spot this year.
Engaging, dramatic mix when Kiwis meet Isis
Veteran Kiwi playwright Stuart Hoar has crafted a stimulating drama.
Oceania's royal visit gets boost
Royal visit ensures all eyes will be on New Zealand and Pacific art at Oceania exhibition.
Orchestral manoeuvres for 2019
Richard Betts looks at the NZSO and APO 2019 seasons and asks why so few local composers?
Dame Suzie Moncrieff reflects on 30 years of wearable arts
When Dame Suzie Moncrieff started WOW 30 years ago, she invented a whole new art form.
Suffrage art exhibitions 'a visual celebration of voices'
Art exhibition raise visual voices to address gender inequality.
Sublime quartet dive deep into Russia's soul
The programme reflected the musicians' Russian homeland.
Opera review: La boheme not to be missed
Poignancy and pathos perfectly balanced in must-see La boheme, writes William Dart.
Review: Post-apocalyptic play a slow burner
Story of survivors acting a Simpsons episode leaves little space for genuine awe and fear.
Singing the praises of choirs
Dilworth School boys sing the praises of a unique NZ choir they say changed their lives.
Happily ever after ending for inspiring cat
A holiday in Vanuatu ended well for an inspiring cat now starring in Kiwi kids' books.
Language of the land is being spoken
COMMENT: It is now up to me to seek out the language that should have been my birthright.
New play questions what is our place in a war-torn world?
As it premieres in Auckland, thriller play Rendered considers our place in the world.
Artists Alliance faces closure
Funding crisis set to force closure of NZ's support for visual artists.
Images, and a little chamber music, salute fire in city's belly
Based on Crowley's research, there were at least 50 caves with around 250 entrances.
Kiwi stars on how they got their big break
Four Kiwi stars explain the role theatre played in landing them their biggest breaks.
Breaking down the walls one dance at a time
Tempo Dance Festival director Carrie Rae Cunningham has long been a mover and shaker.
Nicola Patrick: How do we escape the profit trap?
Why can't all businesses aim to have a positive social or environmental impact?
Words are not enough for Flaxmere College
Māori Language Week at Flaxmere College. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Artist recreates 'magical space' from his childhood
Glen Hayward returns to a place which fired his young imagination - and remade it in wood.
One not such a lonely number for NZ musician
NZTrio has undergone turbulent times; its 125 suffrage concert shows why it must survive.
Violence claim: Haka expert slams Brash comments
Haka is about our identity not violence, expert tells former National leader.
Asian affair marks a coming of age for local theatre
Orientation is a bluntly sexy and modern play which adds to the New Zealand story.
Cradle Song theatre team create a chilling thriller
Cradle Song has shudders and screams but also sensitive reflections on horror real story.
Plenty to love in Classical Hits
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra takes the show on the road.