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Music: New albums from expat polymath Arjuna Oakes and Auckland’s Bub
Full debut from a multi-talented artist plus a Sami sister hits her stride.
Succession creator Jesse Armstrong pivots to scathing satire of today’s tech titans
Succession scribe puts rocket up tech-bro billionaires.
True-life drama: Young woman finds better dad on internet
A surprisingly upbeat tale of a woman’s search for her estranged dad.
Physician reveal thyself: New Middlemore series puts trainee doctors under microscope
A series on Middlemore’s junior doctors examines how their careers define their lives.
Fossils refuelled: The return of Walking with Dinosaurs
After lying dormant for a quarter of a century, Walking with Dinosaurs gets dug up again.
NZ Listener’s Songs of the Week: New tracks by Georgia Lines, Fazerdaze, Deva Mahal, Estère and more
Listen to the best of this week's new releases - selected by the Listener team.
The new Mission: Impossible – messy, weird and eventually, fun
Tom Cruise’s barnstorming saves “Final Reckoning” from self-mythologising tedium.
Music: Suzanne Vega flies high again with reflective new album
Suzanne Vega blends wit and wisdom on Flying With Angels.
Bubbah brings silliness to serious life questions in new TV series Don’t
Ahead of move to Samoa, Bubbah reflects on the TV show which has left her a changed woman.
National pride and prejudice: The French film celebrating Jane Austen … and Love, Actually
French Film Festival romcom stars iconic Parisian bookshop where director once worked.
La Cocina best served in-cinema for glimpse into exciting, exhausting NY restaurant life
Fast-order special captures the flavour of restaurant life.
Listener’s Songs of the Week: New tracks by Jazmine Mary, Tami Neilson, Jenny Mitchell and more
Listen to the best of this week's new releases - selected by the Listener team.
Years in the making: Voom make a long-awaited return to the music industry
Graham Reid on Voom's Something Good is Happening.
The Salt Path film adaptation is peppered with inspirational moments
A film about a long walk could be dull but there’s drama, awe and inspiration here.
Music: Jensen McRae, Jenny Hval and Car Seat Headrest reviewed
Raw, provocative and smart sums up new albums from newcomers and established artists.
Kiwi musician Byllie-jean: ‘I don’t have a deep desire to be top of the charts’
The Taite Music Prize winner on making music, fairies and magic and shunning social media
Queer love and family shine in flawed Wedding Banquet update
Rainbow movie shines intermittently but fails to find pot of gold.
The Accountant 2: Ben Affleck’s sharpshooting amuses audiences in belated sequel
Unexpected box office success leads Ben Affleck back to The Accountant 2.
Writing her own ticket: Korean-American indie star Michelle Zauner on why she's not wasting time
Zauner juggles penning a second memoir as her band Japanese Breakfast tour, including NZ.
Listener’s Songs of the Week: New tracks from Jude Kelly, IA and Rei, and more
Listen to the best of this week's new releases - selected by the Listener team.
The Salt Path: Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs shine in film of real-life bestseller
Top UK theatre director inspired to make debut movie by long-walk redemption memoir.
Music: A mellow album from Chaos in the CBD and Danny Ebdale does Neither Do I
A pair of Kiwi artists with more to them than their names suggest.
Josh Thomson: My appetite for everything
How Len Lye, Star Wars and Jesus Christ Superstar changed comedian Josh Thomson's life.
NZ Music Month: Music-loving Gen Z/Millennials pick their top Kiwi songs
NZers have always been great songsmiths, something shared across generations.
NZ Music Month: Why these are the country’s best songs
From Now Is The Hour to What Was That, the songs that speak to our national identity.
Listener’s Songs of the Week: New tracks by the Beths, Ladi6 and more
Listen to the best of this week's new releases - selected by the Listener team.
Smith’s dream: How television veteran finally made a film
Lack of big-screen Kiwi love stories an inspiration to create one.
Veteran actor renews life-long ties to ‘Golden Weather’ in Court Theatre production
Court Theatre opens its new playhouse with The End of the Golden Weather.
The Listener’s May Viewing Guide updated: The Better Sister, Dept. Q and Adults
The shows you shouldn't miss in May.
Reeling in Marlon Williams: Doco dazzled by glow of singer’s charisma
Marlon Williams' documentary sings a sweet tune, but lacks depth.
Music: Masters of reinvention Bon Iver fail to match their own ambitions
New releases from Bon Iver and The Waterboys.
The World Choir Games becomes a television series
How Kiwi documentary maker tackled the international singing event.
Drop: A tech-savvy thriller with old-school whodunnit vibes
Suspenseful drama with a techno-fear twist maintains the intrigue.