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Iconic NZ sculptor Terry Stringer: 'It's me wanting to be noticed"
6+ hour, 17+ min ago (506+ words) There were early signs of Terry Stringer’s calling as a sculptor. As a boy in England, he would make human figures out of plasticine. “I have a distinct memory that I had the illusion that if one was a good…...
Afternoons for Friday 11 September 2026 Afternoons | RNZ
3+ day, 28+ min ago (551+ words) 1:09 PM.We're all aboard the Warriors bandwagon here on Afternoons, as the Wahs chase their first premiership in the club's 31-year history. But first, they've got to get past the Dolphins at Go Media… Read more Audio 1:08 Is this the…...
Matilda's director and choreographer on the upcoming musical
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (150+ words) Later this month, the musical inspired by Roald Dahl's Matilda will come to Wellington's St James Theatre. Entirely produced by a New Zealand musical theatre company, hundreds of local kids auditioned for 19 parts. Hamish Mouat is the director and choreographer…...
Repair Festival Aotearoa brings fixers together
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (213+ words) Everyone's got something at home that needs repairs, a shirt with a button loose, maybe a bike tyre that's blown. From now until September 27, Repair Festival Aotearoa is hosting more than 50 repair events and workshops across the motu. These are…...
Decades-old New Plymouth bookshop reincarnated as Huatoki Bookstore
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (243+ words) A Taranaki couple are defying the digital revolution and retail downturn to open that most tactile of businesses - a bookshop. A Taranaki couple are defying the digital revolution and retail downturn to open that most tactile of businesses - a bookshop....
Leopard seal washes ashore on Petone Beach
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (102+ words) RNZ Leopard seal washes ashore on Petone Beach A leopard seal that came ashore on Petone Beach in Wellington over the weekend has drawn crowds of excited spectators. But, despite advice from the Department of Conservation to give it space,…...
Inside Black Grace's new warehouse home with Neil Ieremia
1+ week, 1+ day ago (209+ words) Black Grace has moved into a converted warehouse just behind Karangahape Road, the latest stage in founder Neil Ieremia's decade-long plan to build a permanent centre for Pacific contemporary dance. The new space has a sprung, moveable performance floor, a…...
Whanganui writer's epic a literary biography in 5000 words
1+ week, 1+ day ago (633+ words) When Airini Beautrais went on a retreat with some fellow writers, the words for Cancer Moon: Poet Life came tumbling out. The epic memoir told in four-line stanzas is part of Airini Beautrais’ new poetry collection Salt Quilt. It’s “a…...
Thanks to Slow Boat Records, Wellington musicians can still chat while browsing vinyl
1+ week, 1+ day ago (987+ words) After years of reviewing music on RNZ, Jeremy Thomas takes a "perverse pleasure" in spinning some of his own eclectic favourites. As a young musician in '90s Christchurch, Jeremy Taylor, who reviews new music on RNZ’s Nine to Noon, loved hanging…...
Everything you want to know about the National Guinea Pig Show
1+ week, 3+ day ago (195+ words) At the end of September over 200 guinea pigs and their owners will descend on Taupō for the 2026 NZ National Guinea Pig Show. They'll be graded by an international judging panel flying in from England and the Czech Republic. Andy Lawrie,…...