Arts
The Art of Etiquette - Fashion Week
PR guru and Fashion Week veteran Paul Blomfield answers the big questions about fashion week in our Art of Etiquette series. Is it all air kisses and “oh darlings”? Can I sit wherever I like? Is it ok… Audio
Portal to Paradise
Tudor Consort’s former Music Director Alastair Carey directs a concert which puts together four remarkable choral works all with the concept of "lux perpetua", or eternal light at their heart. Audio
NZ Fashion Week 2016 - It's really about business
Cocktails, decadent canapés and handmade chocolates flowed at the exclusive launch of New Zealand Fashion Week 2016 on Monday night.
Rancho Notorious 4/15: Kubo tugs the heart strings
Kailey Carruthers and Dan Slevin wrap up this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival and review the new Ghostbusters and Kubo and the Two Strings. Video, Audio
The Kiwi poet who read for the Queen
Poet Selina Tusitala Marsh tells Jesse Mulligan what she loves about poetry and shares the poem she performed for the Queen - Unity. Audio
Patricia Routledge on Beatrix Potter
Perhaps best known as Hyacinth Bucket from Keeping Up Appearances, award-winning stage and screen actor Patricia Routledge talks to Nine to Noon about making a comeback to our screens - this time with… Audio
Delvan Lin Liszt Un Sospiro
Delvan Lin plays Un Sospiro by Franz Liszt at the Wallace International Piano Festival 2016 at the University of Auckland Music Theatre. Audio
Delvan Lin Chopin Polonaise-Fantaisie in A flat Op.61
Delvan Lin plays Chopin's Polonaise-Fantaisie in A flat, Op.61 at the Wallace International Piano Festival 2016 at the University of Auckland Music Theatre. Audio
Delvan Lin Albeniz Iberia Book 1
Delvan Lin plays Book 1 of the piano suite Iberia by Isaac Albeniz at the Wallace International Piano Festival 2016 at the University of Auckland Music Theatre. Audio
Delvan Lin Beethoven Sonata No.21 in C Op.53 Waldstein
Delvan Lin plays Beethoven's Piano Sonata No.21 in C, Op.53 "Waldstein" at the Wallace International Piano Festival 2016 at the University of Auckland Music Theatre. Audio
Photography curator Susan Bright on our fascination with selfies
British photography curator, writer and critic Susan Bright is about to give a talk at the Auckland Art Gallery. Lynn Freeman caught up with her to talk about the selfie craze. Audio
Scott Bradlee of Postmodern Jukebox
Scott Bradlee's Post Modern Jukebox is one of the first examples of a big-time touring and recording act not needing the help of a major record company to get them exposure. Phil O'Brien talks to… Video, Audio
A retrospective of Downstage points the way to a new look
An exhibition about the country's longest-running professional theatre - Wellington's Downstage - is about to open this week. The theatre closed down just before what would have been its 50th… Audio
Stories from the Somme
We're approaching the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. 15,000 members of the New Zealand Division went into action there, a horrifying 2,000 died and more than half of them have no known… Audio
Shakespeare with David Lawrence: The Winter's Tale
Kim Hill talks to David Lawrence, director of Wellington theatre company The Bacchanals, and research and development consultant for the Popup Globe. He discusses the Shakespeare play The Winter's… Audio
Ryan Griffen: Aboriginal superheroes
Kim Hill talks to indigenous Australian director Ryan Griffen, creator of the Australia/New Zealand produced television series Cleverman, a futuristic drama with roots in Aboriginal mythology. Double… Audio
Nicholas Isherwood: The Electric Voice (1)
The most famous bass-baritone in new music - in the world. He's been right here in New Zealand at the invitation of the NZSM: and in this 2-part series, Charlotte Wilson talks to him about new music… Audio
Whispers from Pandora's Box
Australian choreographer Lina Limosani is working with the New Zealand Dance Company on her dance Whispers from Pandora's Box. It’s been described as “ Twisted, perverse, outrageously in your face… Audio
NZIFF diary part six
As the Wellington leg of the New Zealand International Film Festival announces another year of record attendances, Dan Slevin limps across the finish line with his final festival diary entry for 2016.
…Sprinkler investigation keeps Te Papa closed
Te Papa will be closed again on Friday as staff try to work out what set off part of the museum's sprinkler system.