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The little prince, known for his cheeky antics, proves popular with an unexpected crowd.
Hamilton leaders are excited about big event opportunity next year.
The North Island region is facing another blow to its entertainment sector.
The High Court trial is continuing in Rotorua.
Some of the world's biggest reggae and dancehall acts are set to return to Tauranga.
“If you look at a clip from the 1920s or 1930s, it seems as if it was made yesterday."
TikTokers catalogue the more chaotic side to the California festival.
The biggest music festival of the year had some Kiwi attendees that might surprise you.
Tickets are expected to sell out quickly and go on sale on April 26.
The ‘worst music festival never staged’ is back.
“As soon as someone gets up to dance, it is contagious.”
The events vary from live music to river cruises to professional wrestling.
The 10-day jazz festival is believed to be the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere.
After two years of Covid-19 cancellations the festival is back on.
Upwards of 15k people attended each of the festival's three days.
There are just a couple of hundred tickets left.
Top tips for 121 festival-goers: Bring water and snacks, put on sunblock and be friendly.
The Black Seeds will bring their reggae-funk beats to Tauranga in March, for First We Eat.
A second relief concert has been announced with performances from Stan Walker and Che Fu.
The singer will make a donation to the Hawke’s Bay Foundation’s Cyclone Relief Fund.
Dunedin's having a party and you're invited.
We catch up with the grunge icons ahead of their shows in Taupō and Queenstown.
Here are the event cancellations and postponements you need to know about this week.
A 17-year-old says she felt faint and nauseous after waiting in the sun for seven hours
Wine and music proved to be winners for two major events in Hawke's Bay.
Steve Braunias meets those planning a Christian music festival at Karapiro.
Festivalgoers have described long waits to get into the Waikato gig.
Some attendees dubbed the night the best of their lives.