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Nearly a thousand choir singers converged on Ōtepoti Dunedin over the last few days as the Big Sing competition finished.  Audio

The Arts news for 31 August. Audio

If there's any country that understands and appreciates what film or television can do for tourism, it's us, here in New Zealand. Over the past decade, Scotland has been experiencing something… Audio

St Heliers is celebrating its first Art Festival which started this weekend and will run until the 14th of September. Audio

UK television game shows like The Chase and Tipping Point still see many New Zealanders gripped to their screens to watch contestants from all walks of life try out their knowledge against chasers and… Audio

Jennifer Ludlum is on stage again and this time, as a ferocious, complicated and dramatic matriarch in Silo's Mother Play. Written by American Pulitzer-winning playwright, Paula Vogel, it first… Audio

The government has released a creative and culture strategy to boost the industry by 2030. Audio

Ngāhuia Te Awekōtuku is an art historian, curator and writer who has been a trailblazer in the public representation of culture in Aotearoa New Zealand over seven decades.  Audio

RNZ's new plan to stop RNZ National losing listeners, partly sparked by a harsh review of the network's capability and culture. Mediawatch asks RNZ's boss how he's handling this - and whether he… Audio

RNZ's new plan to stop RNZ National losing listeners, partly sparked by a harsh review of the network's capability and culture. Mediawatch asks RNZ's boss how he's handling this - and whether he… Audio

This comic solo show touches on the notion that while ageing is perfectly normal we somehow think it will never happen to us. Audio

This comic solo show touches on the notion that while ageing is perfectly normal we somehow think it will never happen to us. Audio

A hilarious one woman show that asks - Is it ever too late to be a nouveau punk-rock goddess? We're gonna say no.. Audio

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