The two worlds of Gottfried Lindauer
The great artist could have succeeded in any city in the world, but he chose to live in a tiny Kiwi town.
Celebration and lament
A CRITICAL EYE: Taylor Jensen celebrates a birthday, while Zimmerman Art Gallery still mourns.
A wickedly wonderful show
REVIEW: Wow factor accompanied by eye-catching bling and proficient acting.
A red car kind of a day
In her ongoing series about the residents of Ruawai Rest Home Carly Thomas tells of an extraordinary visit.
Razzle dazzle at Centrepoint
Theatre's latest offering is a little risque. It's director says audiences will be spellbound.
Not quite the full measure
REVIEW: Telling of a Shakespearean tale is a mixed bag that can be hard to hear.
Kiwi characters fly the coop
REVIEW: Entertaining long-haul flight could benefit from tweaks to schedule.
Cheap and nasty
OPINION: The houses were disgraceful, the people desperate and the council indifferent.
Hurting below the fluff
PAWS AND CLAWS: It's not all tummy rubs and chin scratches for household pets.
'Advance Palmerston'
MEMORY LANE: The sun is rising over Palmerston North and a ball must be held to celebrate the city's early progress.
The koru man
OPINION: His name is associated with the rise of Māori consciousness, but there's more to Gordon Walters.
Opening the door just a crack
The 10-month closure of Te Manawa's art gallery has people wondering what it all means.
Hard graft starting to pay off
Singer-songwriter Mitch James is taking some time to travel through the country before his debut album release.
A performance to remember
REVIEW: It's not often that Palmerston North hosts an ensemble of trombone players.
A knack for chaos
After many visits to Ruawai Rest Home, Carly Thomas has discovered she has finally become useful.
How to deal with cat carriers
People collect all sorts of things, from teaspoons to cars, but I reckon we should collect pet carriers.
20th century journalist had a lot to say
An olden-day journalist liked to shock his readers, writes Tina White.
