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Call for Symposium:
Mapping the Anthropocene in tepoti/Dunedin: climate change, community and research in the creative arts
Posted: Wednesday December 18, 2019
Genealogist one of NZs foremost due to huge effort
Posted: Tuesday December 17, 2019
On our best behaviour
We need to change and change big. Environmental psychology can help, Dr Wokje Abrahamse says. Tom McKinlay tries to get his head around it.
Posted: Monday December 16, 2019
On closer inspection
The small and overlooked becomes larger than life in Suus Agnes Claessen's art, writes Tom McKinlay.
Posted: Monday December 16, 2019
Securing the future
Ngai Tahus takiwa encompasses the dry Canterbury Plains, the wet West Coast and sun-baked Marlborough. Kaiwhakahaere Lisa Tumahai tells Tom McKinlay about the iwis strategy to tackle climate change in these diverse landscapes.
Posted: Monday December 16, 2019
Time for action
As we hit the critical decade in the effort to curb planetary heating, it might just be that we're ready to act, writes Tom McKinlay.
Posted: Monday December 16, 2019
Expert Feature: Jane Austen
Posted: Monday December 16, 2019
Masters Games Opportunity
The Masters Games kick off on the 1st of February 2020. We are looking for a PR person to join our team from 28 January to 11 February 2020. The role of PR during the week is to generate publicity that will influence awareness, perception and knowledge of the Games.
Posted: Friday December 13, 2019
Hospital showcases southern artworks
Posted: Thursday December 12, 2019
Christmas tree adorned with care
The Regent Theatre Christmas tree is bursting with colour, including 100 Hospice baubles
Posted: Wednesday December 11, 2019
Just announced... the judges for the 2020 Awards.
Learn more about them here...
Posted: Wednesday December 11, 2019
Guide for grieving wins award
Posted: Tuesday December 10, 2019
New from Ad Hoc Fiction | the everrumble
A poetic imagining of intense focus and sweeping ideas, Zetties story is fluid and in motion, transcending geographies and time. Magical and beyond boundaries, this collection focuses on small moments, taking Zettie, and the reader, to the place where human history began.
Posted: Monday December 9, 2019
Excerpts from The Church That Is Not There
there should not be one single church left within the borders of Soviet Russia, and the idea of God will have been banished from the Soviet Union ~ Joseph Stalin
Posted: Sunday December 8, 2019
Theatrical Quality Acknowledged
Posted: Thursday December 5, 2019
Keepers of History has been selected for the Auckland Libraries Top 100 list. Congratulations!
We're thrilled to announce Keepers of History has been selected for the Auckland Libraries Top 100 list. Congratulations!
Posted: Thursday December 5, 2019
Forty artist scholarships on offer for groundbreaking conference
People dont have time to listen to anyone anymore, Lemi Ponifasio tells me in a crowded Auckland cafe humming with happy hour enthusiasts. The problem we have is our lack of depth. We need to listen to each other deeply. To hear from the depths of other peoples experiences.
Posted: Wednesday December 4, 2019
The 2019 Takah Monica Taylor Poetry Prize Short List
With warm congratulations to our own Jilly OBrien for her shortlisted poem Laying drainage ditches.
Posted: Monday December 2, 2019
Will I walk again?
Posted: Monday December 2, 2019