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Arts
23 May 2013
Archives: Arts
Updated: 6 March 2013
6 March 2013
A sitting with the artist27 February 2013
New deal for dealers7 February 2013
Made in AsiaThe art of walking
9 January 2013
A masked crusader12 December 2012
Boundaries are for breaking5 December 2012
Cardboard caravan7 November 2012
Insight into natural rhythms31 October 2012
David Carson-Parker (1932-2012)17 October 2012
Frankfurt taped3 October 2012
History made at WOWTo the River Main
Massey shines
26 September 2012
Set to wow19 September 2012
Gallery gossip12 September 2012
Te Papa pipe dream29 August 2012
Basket of knowledgeMake light of winter
22 August 2012
Not playing piano8 August 2012
Give me space1 August 2012
More than a galleryCurators turf out subversive act
25 July 2012
Be sorry for the rhino11 July 2012
New hand on the cameraArts creates sparks
4 July 2012
More art money20 June 2012
A personal road trip6 June 2012
Fifty years of photos10 May 2012
What do you think about art?26 April 2012
The people have chosenNight highs
New mural in town
11 April 2012
Top of the gallery4 April 2012
Rare FeatsKings and commoners
21 March 2012
Film maker as an artist7 March 2012
Stressful time for sculpture artistThe band plays on
Fringe styled just right
29 February 2012
Circus obsessionParenting problems solved
A week of highlights
22 February 2012
Week two at the FringeLots and lots of new art
The Bard in Te Reo
A jewel of a sound
15 February 2012
Fringe reviewLast dance for Footnote founder
Sexy seaside Shakespeare
Her plinth is come
8 February 2012
Strings for ChinaTension with possibility
Harsh lesson
The new man
Return of the Fringe
Jewelled locals
Celebrations with big sister
1 February 2012
Insider's GuideGood at the time
An unlikely combination
Stories of Christchurch
NZ talent for Chinese New Year
Art on Cuba
Steal the show
Still planning at Downstage
Flamenco here we come!
Books and writers
25 January 2012
More Auckland than KiwiShapeless
A cup of tea and a lie down...
Fresh truths from the beach
Oh to be a Hobbit
Paekakariki jazz
Festival on track for success
18 January 2012
Summer coloursArts achiever heads to Auckland
Death, culturally
Artistry awarded
22 December 2011
Keepers, renters and respectersThe year in dance
21 December 2011
The 2011 Music Year in ReviewA good squeeze
Glorious night of singing
A year of OMG productions
New Year’s 11/12: Pick your party
“Bah! Humbug!”
Indie pop from Beirut
Dancing the new year
14 December 2011
A discerning buyerLindon Puffin brings hope to the holidays
The Muppets meet the next generation
Magical thinking
7 December 2011
Christmas musicAnd the winner is ....
Chapman Tripp awards
Tall toy tale
Boxed environment
No futile exhibit
Artists adrift
30 November 2011
Arthur Christmas is a keeperHeart lacks substance
Perfect Christmas gift
A nervous reaction to Christmas
All cricket for Bats
Quoil spoils
Creative budgets
23 November 2011
Swedish delightsStudents fully engaged
Can’t straighten out this Fringe
Ivy creeps no longer
Fifty years of song
New York left in the dust
Drypnz’ oriental canvas
18 November 2011
Tripp nominations16 November 2011
Pushing the envelopeJazz firefly learns a new language
Roseneath’s ragtime family
Carpet ride of magic
Towards a professional choir
Art out for Christmas
Insider's Guide
Not for the faint hearted
9 November 2011
Bold, spirited playingSilent no longer
Depressing but needing to be told
Bark with a bite
Battling Wellywood
World stage in Wellington
Moana doodles the future
Banjos not just for Hillbillies
2 November 2011
Connecting all the sensesSpookily perfect
Strong and compelling
Jump on the brass bandwagon
Nun flies to 30th birthday
Fat sound of summer
Born of destruction
Ready to rock you
Tea anyone??
Last days of Oceania
View of futuristic vision
Sunday in Italy
The pressure’s on Downstage
Wellywood or what?
26 October 2011
No sleep for ballet master
The influence of music
Submit to Halloween
Hot taste of coffee and success
Strange instrument
Best of Wellington 2012
Briefs
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Making housing affordable
27/03/2013 10:06:00 a.m.
With home ownership rates falling and many struggling to play higher rental costs, making housing affordable has risen to the top of the political agenda.
Joel Pringle, campaign manager for Australians for Affordable Housing, and Charles Waldegrave, from the Family Centre, will address a meeting as part of a public discussion on housing at Thistle Hall on April 8.
Waldegrave will look at the human faces of housing unaffordability while Pringle will suggest ways to build public support for affordable housing policies in New Zealand. -
Food to the rescue
27/03/2013 10:06:00 a.m.
Food rescue organisation, Kaibosh, has been named supreme winner at the TrustPower National Community Awards.
The Wellington based service group collaborates with food retailers and producers to rescue surplus food that is good enough to eat, but not good enough to sell, preventing it from being discarded into landfills.
Since its inception in 2008 Kaibosh has rescued over 285,000 meals – that’s 100 tonnes of food redistributed to where it’s needed most.
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