
'The best I've ever been': Stan Walker announces one-night Auckland show
The Auckland concert marks the singer's first New Zealand show in six years.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Meet the fans who keep coming back for Wellington’s most spectacular night.
'It is relevant to things that are happening in New Zealand today,' says Jacob Rajan.
Waihīrere defended their title at Tamararo, securing a spot at Te Matatini 2027.
Don't try telling him what he can or can't say.
Roll out your plaid and croquet mallets because the bitches are back.
The 73rd Tamararo contest will involve 17 kapa haka groups in action across two days.
'When it all boils down to it, you only lose when you quit,' the Ōtorohanga musician says.
The Hawke's Bay Blues Club launches at Paisley Stage on Wednesday, May 6.
'What we teach is a vital antidote to everything that’s happening in the world.'
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In today's tumultuous times, the Anzac legacy is more relevant than ever.
She's turning turned dating dramas into comedy gold for her new stand-up show.
She resisted 'cheating' on a life saying get a 'real job'.
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Ngāti Rangiwewehi Pakeke say they told organisers they would be using the instrument.
Ruby Tui gave her blessing to the show, inspired by her 2022 book Straight Up.
The Auckland actor reckons everything she needs is right here in Aotearoa.
The new theatre is expected to attract 300,000 visitors annually. Video / Sam Muller Media
Newcomers Te Whare Haka o Te Puku will debut on the national stage.
The Exponents are set to play to about 40,000 fans at Auckland Domain.
The iwi has the reigning Te Matatini champion and runner-up teams.
Henwood is among the 150 Kiwi and international performers at this year’s festival.
The Madden boys on being ‘better than ever’, and why they love New Zealand.
The Auckland actor shares about growing up te ao Māori and her first stage role.
The Kiwi singer has received rave comments for her recent performances.
Tony Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens takes the best of Kiwi talent under his wing.
Performers from Auckland and Tauranga land lead roles after tough audition process.
'I know how it feels to have a partner hold a mirror to my face and not like what I see'.
Viewers said the 'We Belong Together' singer’s stiff performance was distracting.