Haim are back, and they want you back listening to their sunny, underrated indie pop tunes

Day two on the guided walk started with a gentle stroll through the podocarp rainforest

Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk remains a giant at the international box office

Like all Edgar Wright movies, Baby Driver is a kinetically charged explosion of style.

Mike Yardley did a three day guided walk on the Hollyford Track with Ngai Tahu Tourism.

Call the Cash Box Kings "old school" and they'll take it as a huge compliment.

"The car is moving and shaking and you're upside down." Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Essential viewing for Lynch fans, but also for those interested in an artist at work.

Touring and music news from Kane Strang, Baynk, micronism, Royal Blood and The Smiths.

Aged just 32, Selwyn Birchwood is one of blues music's young guns.

New city suburb expects 3700 new houses over the next 10 years and 8100 in 30 years.

Mum makes dinners for family of four for just over $30 a week.

With a new album in the works Barnaby Weir tells us what the Black Seeds have been up to.

Tour and release news from Estère, The Black Seeds and Amy Shark.

It is seldom we see a film filled with the painful and irreversible injustice of life.

It's almost 50 years since Taj Mahal released his debut album which was a blinder.

Mike Yardley has taken a solemn look at Hiroshima.

Locals upset but Mayor supports the plan. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The Bads' new album gives a great taste of what fans can expect on their national tour.

News from Grawlixes, The Bads, The Miltones, Aldous Harding and Summer Thieves

Long Way North has finally made its long way south onto our screens.

Jo Ferris discovers the charms of the South Island's top city

Chocolat isn't just about the whimsically joyful world of clowns from yesteryear.

News from Gin Wigmore, Tali, the Modern Māori Quartet and Kane Strang

Baywatch remake truly terrible, says Jaden McLeod.

Tokyo's sweeping forest of twinkling high-rises are every bit as electrifying as Manhattan

A writer from Hamilton is aiming to break through the Los Angeles market

If anyone asks "is there a doctor in the house?" during Les Miserables the answer is yes.

Meet Sergio Marshall and Mason Elliot, long-time players with Hamilton City Brass

Its gentle and warm comedy will go some way to break down the cynics in the audience.