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No funny business. Bret McKenzie gets serious.
Bret McKenzie tells Greg Bruce some hard truths about the world of musical comedy.
Music, food and family - perfect partners for Fat Freddy's Drop
An army marches on its stomach but what about a band? How Fat Freddy's Drop gets fed.
Hannah Gadsby on life after her powerful Netflix hit Nanette
Rebel with a cause Hannah Gadsby continues to tear up the comedy rule book.
Visionary publisher Sonny Mehta dies at 77
Publisher had a keen eye for best-sellers and works of literature.
12 questions: Author Lynley Dodd on her childhood Christmases
Hairy Maclary author Lynley Dodd shares stories from her childhood Christmases.
The home-coming: reflections on Auckland after more than a decade away
Returning to Auckland after 11 years, a writer seeks to make herself feel at home.
Book Review: Michael Connelly's The Night Fire
Greg Fleming reviews Michael Connelly's latest thriller.
That's a bit rich: watching movies for a fat fee
Ultra-rich get to watch first-run movies at home for $3700 a pop
Bullying allegations levelled against HDC office
Former staff allege bullying by managers at HDC but Commissioner says he's proud of work.
William Dart: A familiar and rewarding Messiah
Uwe Grodd is a simpatico guide as his choristers undertake their Messiah journey.
Dragons and taniwha – 50 years an artist carver
Exhibition celebrates New Zealand's first professional contemporary artist carver of bone
NZTrio finishes year on a high note
NZTrio's shake-up leads to winning combo in place, writes William Dart.
Computer tries to finish what Beethoven failed to do
Roll over Beethoven as computer writes finale for unfinished 10th symphony.
12 Questions: Peta Mathias on why she will never live with a man again
The author, culinary tour host and bon vivant Peta Mathias answers 12 questions.
Exuberant Romeo and Juliet strikes a fine balance between humour and pathos
The Pop-up Globe's farewell to Auckland is a love letter to the free spirit of theatre.
Local Focus: New business for oldest building
Katie Brown - inspired to make a living from art. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The 2019 books with the best opening lines
Looking for an opening line? You won't do better than these.
The books you need to pack for the best summer reads
Are your 2019 faves here? Canvas reviewers choose their top books for the year.
What does book publishing reveal about what keeps us up at night?
The brave world of book publishing: why publishers and readers should say yes to the new.
Man eats banana duc-tape art worth $120k
The artist sold headline-grabbing banana art for up to $150,000.
TV's Top Town is back - as a dance show starring top comedians
Tom Sainsbury's comic dance troupe takes on TV favourite Top Town with hilarious results.
The weekend shows putting the hot into summer
Glitz, glamour and a whole lot of music - this weekend in Auckland.
12 questions: Tom Sainsbury on his new character - and the one he regrets the most
Tom Sainsbury explores people's flaws for his comic character studies.
The church that love built
A special Christmas service will be held on Sunday, December 22 at 5pm.
Dance review: RNZ Ballet's sweet treat pure enchantment
Triumphant RNZ Ballet's world premiere season performed with gusto.
'I really like that': Actor Timothy Spall gets a tour of the Auckland Art Gallery
On a walk around the Auckland Art gallery, Timothy Spall, legendary actor, turns critic.
Pop-up Globe's big reveal - Romeo and Juliet as you've never seen them before
"I always wanted to play some sort of seeded berry."
Auckland choir's dank 90s rock recipe for a smashing Xmas concert
Hate Christmas music? This could be the choral concert you've been waiting for.
The soundtrack of a generation played in Auckland this weekend
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FENZ bullying culture: 'Good progress being made'
Bullying workshops, a new complaints process are among the things being done.
Disputing harassment claims, Domingo says he's a gentleman
Placido Domingo is disputing allegations of sexual harassment against him.