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Hinemoana Baker - photo by Nicola Easthope

Almost a Goddess - Hinemoana Baker

Notes on the recent concert by Hinemoana Baker at Aratoi
Hollie Smith (left) with Wintec student band, The Meraki (from left) Jack Marshall, Tyrell Tamaki, Josh Woest, Jessica Ruck-Nu’u, Hayden McFie & Bayley Milne). Photo Kelsy Scott

Hollie Smith returns to Wintec

Acclaimed New Zealand musician Hollie Smith has returned to Wintec for the second year as Musician in Residence to inspire and lead Wintec Music and Performing Arts students.

Best in Kiwi literary talent awarded with inaugural Sargeson Prize

Judge says short story writing in New Zealand is in excellent health.
The Wind in the Willows at The Court Theatre
The Court Theatre / 17 Oct 2019

Spectacular Summer Season of The Wind in the Willows

In this sparkling adaptation of the treasured British classic, lovable characters Badger, Ratty, Mole and Toad embark on an adventure that’s fun for the whole family – all before high-tea, of course!
The Nomadic Art Gallery / 16 Oct 2019

Crowdfund the Nomadic Art Gallery

An Art Gallery on wheels running as an ever-evolving public artwork while organising artistic events throughout New Zealand
Toitoi / 14 Oct 2019

Toitoi 17 is here!

Toitoi 17 is chock-full of incredible young talent, with a magical cover by nine-year-old Lara McLeay
Spatial design has been added to Bachelor of Design at Wintec.
Wintec / 11 Oct 2019

So you want to be a spatial designer?

If you’ve ever thought about a career in interior design that will enable you to thrive in the workforce of tomorrow, then Wintec’s revamped Bachelor of Design degree will tick all the right boxes.
Allan Williamson won the Royal Invitational Golden Shears in Lower Hutt in 1963. Unfortunately, he was drying himself off when he was called to receive his trophy from the Queen and did not hear his name being called. When he rushed to the stage to be presented with his trophy the Queen said: “Mr Williamson, you are the first man in the world to keep me waiting”.
Aratoi Museum / 8 Oct 2019

Masterton - six decades in 60 photographs

“Our Town – The Changing of Masterton” - 60 photographs by Pete Nikolaison and his late father George (Ted) Nikolaison, taken on film over the past six decades.