Arts & Culture
Book review
The Best Australian bush Stories Here is a book which certainly live up to its name – and the blurb on the…
The Best Australian bush Stories Here is a book which certainly live up to its name – and the blurb on the…
Take 3 former NZSO players, an Arts Laureate composer, a bass player of reknown, and a charismatic singer, and you have The…
Wairarapa Library Service is now providing home deliveries through our recently launched HomeLink Service. If you are housebound or unable to get…
Omicron permitting, the NZTrio, founder member cellist Ashley Brown, with newer members violinist Amalia Hall and pianist Somi Kim, will perform in…
Martinborough Music Festival Friday 23 – 25 September, Martinborough Town Hall This year marks the fifth anniversary of the Martinborough Music Festival…
The Internet is a vulnerable system. Its integrity cannot be assured. This is not because of genius hackers or careless users. The…
‘American people are acquiring more personal communication devices than there are persons. Walk into any public place and everyone is staring into…
Japan faces a climate, cultural and cuisine crisis with a threat to wasabi – the pungent electric-green paste that characterises sushi, sashimi…
Popular writing classes return with sessions on personal essays and poetry Our urge to revisit memories is a simple twitch of being…
Autumn begins with several new exhibitions, each with a unique environmental and historical viewpoint. Our major exhibition, Toitū Te Whenua, The Land…