Jack Brough is working to achieve his dream after a terminal brain cancer diagnosis left him with the prospect of limited time.
Health
6:00am
The artist has said America satirises excessive wealth: “Whatever you eat, a $200 lunch or a $2 hot dog, the results are the same, toilet-wise.”
World
Sat, Nov 1
Hilary Barry was wracked with nerves when she interviewed Oprah a decade ago, and expects to be again when they share a stage in December.
Life
Seven Sharp presenter Hilary Barry says she's "thrilled" to be moderating Oprah Winfrey's single event in New Zealand.
Entertainment
Friday 7:28pm
Kids and teenagers can't stop repeating and laughing about the viral term – and parents and teachers can't make any sense of it.
Friday 8:47am
The $1.7 billion mammoth facility is poised to become the world’s largest museum dedicated to a single civilisation.
Thu, Oct 30
If you’ve ever wanted to share breath with the rainforest, or become stardust in the cosmos, Te Papa’s newest exhibition promises to take you there.
New Zealand
Wed, Oct 29
Anna Hicks of Bonhams international auction house said the sales "offer an intimate portrait of Hackman’s private world".
Thu, Oct 23
Laurence des Cars said that the museum’s alarms had worked properly, but that it currently doesn't have full video surveillance of the perimeter outside the museum
Crime and Justice
Arthur Brand told Breakfast the thieves will likely lay low for a couple of weeks, before they attempt to melt down the metals and sell the stones.
Tue, Oct 21
In Metepec, 65 kilometers southwest of Mexico City, dozens of craftsmen devote themselves to creating Trees of Life.
Sat, Oct 18
OPINION: Not that she's 'faking it', but Prime Minister, the documentary about Dame Jacinda's years in office, showcases key strategies of 'performed' authenticity.
Wed, Oct 15
As directed by President Trump, Congress has eliminated over a billion dollars in public broadcasting funding, forcing TV and radio stations to seek alternative funding sources.
Wed, Oct 8
She has sung for queens, presidents, and packed concert halls across the world, but Dame Kiri Te Kanawa's greatest legacy may now be what she leaves behind.
The bestselling author known for her chronicles of class and sex in risqué novels, including Rivals and Riders, has died, her agent and family said.
Tue, Oct 7
The works were part of an exhibition, "Salvador Dalí, tra arte e mito", that had been on show in Rome.
Thu, Oct 2
Councillors voted to spend up to $297,000 from the Reserves Contribution Reserve for the refurbishment.
Politics
RNZ's review sought to "determine whether it could be more effective at reaching audiences across platforms and be more efficient".
Wed, Oct 1
Wellington's Te Papa is hosting a celebration of the history and living art of moko kanohi, led by national tā moko collective Te Uhi a Mataora.
Te Ao Māori
Mon, Sep 29
Craigslea Kindergarten said the funds would help pay back $45,325 it allegedly owed to staff.
Thu, Sep 25
The former New Zealand prime minister tells the story through the eyes of her daughter, Neve.
Wed, Sep 24
OPINION: Elizabeth Gilbert's account of guiding her terminally ill partner through her final months is sometimes cheesy and often bizarre.
Tue, Sep 23
The four-penny postage stamp from 1902 featured an upside-down Lake Taupō — a misprint that's made it both unique and famous.
Sat, Sep 20
Johnny and Azita Agnew have a history of delving into the lives of society's most marginalised groups and making artful documentaries.
'Washday at the Pa, A Survey' is the first of what will be annual exhibitions of the late photographer's works.
Fri, Sep 19
