Culture
Director awaits three boys
Wellington director Robert Sarkies' film Two Little Boys premieres at the Berlin International Film Festival tomorrow but it is another little boy keeping him occupied.
Plenty of go in this girl
Anna Hutchison has, by her own admission, "such a happy heart" - it's an energy that seems to spread the minute she steps on to the Go Girls set.
I like Marcus Lush but . . .
In the last episode of North, Marcus Lush is trapped by the alphabet.
Happy campers hit low hum
A little-known music festival in the forested hills near Wainuiomata was more about good vibes than big names.
Weekend is a wee marvel
REVIEW:
Russell is out to his best friends, withdrawn around his workmates, and insulated from the world in general.
Film review: Safehouse
Safehouse wears its influences and its ambitions loud and proud.
The feel of a long-lost classic
The artist is Michel Hazanavicius' love letter to the films and the people who he say's inspired him to become a film-maker.
No excuse for being boring
Film review: J Edgar
The woman behind the fringe
Emma Giesen, an unknown in the the world of Wellington arts, has taken over the production of a beloved event, the NZ Fringe Festival. Diana Dekker asks where she popped up from.
NZSO's Chinese New Year concert
This is the second time there has been a Chinese New Year concert, and this was, make no mistake, a curious affair.
No Oscar gig for high-flying Bret
Creative catalyst
Sun shines on concert
The Governor General was a bit dubious about hosting an orchestra and thousands of guests on his front lawn today.
The language of flowers
For an artist renowned for painting splendid rhododendrons and gardens Karl Maughan knows surprisingly little about plants.
A dancer's style
Athlete, dancer and artistic director Ethan Stiefel is used to wearing three hats.
Outrageous star's Cup day tips
Artist's new beginning in Nelson
Many strands of one story
Local Knowledge is all about taking forward Veranoa Hetet whanau's artistic practice here at Waiwhetu.
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The uses of enchantment
He's done magic for Hugo and Harry Potter and he's bringing his skills of illusion to the NZ International Arts Festival.
US indie darlings a coup for arts fest
Death Cab For Cutie are a late addition to next year's New Zealand International Arts Festival.
Festival gets new voice
Arts festival brings back tent
Feast of the arts reveals menu
A play in a boxing ring, a mohawked Finnish accordian player and rare Stravinsky works feature in the 2012 lineup for the New Zealand International Arts Festival.
New Brighton Rock satisfying
A useful counterpoint to Waitangi Day's half-hearted mob rule was Rialto Channel's screening of the remake of Brighton Rock. There's real menace for you.
Dancer's leap of faith
The second series of The Secret Lives of Dancers follows rock-star artisitc director Ethan Stiefel's debut season with the Royal New Zealand Ballet.
Bumps as Billy hits the road
Cop drama cruelly cut short
Once Upon a scary time
Tired of reading the same bedtime fairy tales to the ankle biter? Then Once Upon a Time, TV2's new Tuesday night light fantasy brings an interesting twist to the tired old familiar.
Wellington competes with Super City beast
Kirkaldie & Stains gears up for online future
Rimutaka Incline train dream on hold
Sediment from Gully would last 90 years
Man accelerated into girlfriend - crown
Deaf MP 'inexperienced' - Speaker
Gully cultural effects less than coastal route
Quake strengthening will 'anchor' tunnel
Deaf funding decision 'disgraceful'
Urewera accused had guns and explosives, Crown alleges
Wellington competes with Super City beast
Two charged with Stokes Valley murder
Man accelerated into girlfriend - crown
Police find woman's body near tower
Chinese New Year celebrated in Wellington
Quake strengthening will 'anchor' tunnel
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