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The Marketing and Communications team at Auckland Arts Festival/ Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki (AAF) seeks a key administrative support role for its 2022 season - Marketing & Communications Coordinator / Kai
Region:
Auckland
Closes:
4 Aug 2021
Orchestra Wellington is looking for our next General Manager to lead the organisation forward and deliver our vision.
Region:
Wellington
Closes:
12 Aug 2021
Indian Ink is one of NZ's most loved theatre companies. We need a Project Administrator: Customer relationships to support senior members of our team to fundraise and generate new revenue.
Region:
National, Auckland
Closes:
10 Aug 2021
Auckland Arts Festival is on the look-out for a multi-tasking and industry-savvy Programme Manager to join the Programming team for Auckland Arts Festival 2022.
Region:
Auckland
Closes:
2 Aug 2021
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The Marketing and Communications team at Auckland Arts Festival/ Te Ahurei Toi o Tāmaki (AAF) seeks a key administrative support role for its 2022 season - Marketing & Communications Coordinator / Kai
Region:
Auckland
Closes:
4 Aug 2021
Orchestra Wellington is looking for our next General Manager to lead the organisation forward and deliver our vision.
Region:
Wellington
Closes:
12 Aug 2021
Indian Ink is one of NZ's most loved theatre companies. We need a Project Administrator: Customer relationships to support senior members of our team to fundraise and generate new revenue.
Region:
National, Auckland
Closes:
10 Aug 2021
Auckland Arts Festival is on the look-out for a multi-tasking and industry-savvy Programme Manager to join the Programming team for Auckland Arts Festival 2022.
Region:
Auckland
Closes:
2 Aug 2021
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Whitcoulls announce their 2021 Top 100 Books List today and with it, the news that late Irish writer Lucinda Riley is their new number one.
The Auckland Performing Arts Centre (TAPAC) has said farewell to Sally-Anne Kerr, who recently left her role as the performing arts hub’s Executive Director.
“I just hope that if people think, ‘Oh, I’d love to paint or write poetry but I’m not good enough’, I can encourage someone to try because it’s worth it,” says Maisie Chilton.
The man who is known universally as Pāpā T is now a much-loved figure at Hawkes Bay Regional Prison, where he combines Level 2 reo Māori lessons with learning how to handle a taiaha.
For Kyle Ellison and Pirika Taepa, being given the opportunity to take part in a whakairo course has been life-changing, personally and for the tāne they work with at Hawkes Bay Regional Prison.
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