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Stars turn out for Shihad
Wellington's cinema hosts documentary
Film stars and rugby royalty turn out for premiere of documentary about NZ rock legends Shihad.
Preparing for frantic film-making
When it comes to making a film in just 48 hours, there's one golden rule: keep the troops fed.
Rigoletto gets a makeover
Rigoletto is already one of the world's best-known and loved operas. So how do you up the ante for a new production? Tom Cardy talks to director Lindy Hume and baritone Warwick Fyfe, who's in the title role for NBR New Zealand Opera's presentation.
Singing their way to the top
A trio of budding prima donnas are in the running to win New Zealand's most prestigious opera singing competition, which would propel them into the limelight.
A gem of a film
The Kid With a Bike is a tough and sparingly realised gem of a film. Simple, brief, but perfectly done.
Depp dominates in Dark Shadows
Dark Shadows is a wonderful return to form for the quirky Burton and Depp duo.
Review: The Five Year Engagement
Film Review: Starbuck
Rock stars of the future
The next stars of New Zealand music could have been on stage at Wellington College today, as more than 40 acts took to the stage in the first heat of the Smokefreerockquest.
Edge Festival reveals talent
A fly-on-the-wall look at playwright, writer and performer Jo Randerson is one of the highlights of this year's Documentary Edge Festival.
Hell is other people
Paper Lace takes you back
Broken nose? No problem
A funny thing happened on the way to the opera, when Rodney Macann first sang Count Monterone in Rigoletto, he tells Diana Dekker.
Deer oh deer
People are being invited to flock to The Dowse to see an exhibit examining crowd behaviour.
Piece of Welly's history up for auction
An insight into the way Wellington looked 165 years ago is up for auction in Auckland later this month.
Haunting face of violence
Courtenay Place goes native
Te Papa launches virtual tours
Virtual tours of the art of Te Papa will be available from today to enthusiasts around the world.
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They're cancelled but still coming
Kiwi actor Sam Neill's American TV series is among dozens of cancelled shows due to hit New Zealand screens in the coming months.
Nearly half of homes watch Freeview
Freeview says a Government-commissioned survey suggests nearly half of homes are now using its free-to-air television service and that Sky subscriptions may have dipped slightly.
Keeping the faith
Shortland St approaches 20
MasterChefs tight-lipped
Brenton Thornton and Chelsea Winter have known since October who won MasterChef, but they're not talking.
Axe hovers over Capital Connection
Mystery meth death of 'admired' woman
Airport to remove homes in noise zone
Chill hits region as temperature hit -1degC
Frustrating morning for train commuters
Smokefree proposal for Porirua parks and beaches
Stars turn out for Shihad premiere
Kiwis pay up for popular TV shows
Principals criticise move to bigger classes
Wellington author among winners
Airport to remove homes in noise zone
Chill hits region as temperature hit -1degC
Homeowners contaminate recycling efforts
Frustrating morning for train commuters
Family matters to tenants ousted from airport
Mystery meth death of 'admired' woman
Kiwis pay up for popular TV shows
Wellington-bound plane hits lightning storm
Airport to remove homes in noise zone
Homeowners contaminate recycling efforts
Dunne attacks 'moral jihad' extremists
Family matters to tenants ousted from airport
Frustrating morning for train commuters
Unwanted payrises forced on council
Principals criticise move to bigger classes
Chill hits region as temperature hit -1degC
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