Since staging A Synthesized Universe, an intergalactic, multi-sensory experience with custom animations and high-tech lighting effects in Gisborne last year, Anthonie Tonnon has returned to Earth.
His...
When young punk band Sit Down In Front take the stage to rock out their original songs, drummer Rikki Noble power-hammers the living daylights out of his skins.
So for many it will come as a surprise...
A screen production diploma course made possible by a partnership between international production company Target3D, its new company Rangai, and EIT Tairawhiti is now taking registrations.
With studi...
On track for the long weekend is the inaugural Longline Classic music festival. The event on Saturday coincides with the Labour Weekend food and wine festival but tickets to the one-day music festival...
New works by artist John Walsh are a protest and cri de coeur at the encroachment of the pine industry and the devastation it left in Uawa/Tolaga Bay in the wake of two storms.
The paintings are in an...
Several years and many high-powered shows have passed since singer/dancer Akina Edmonds was last in these parts.
Having attended Ngata College and Lytton High School, she went on to develop her passio...
Asked by the New Zealand Herald who she would choose for her dream music festival, singer-songwriter Reb Fountain included Velvet Underground, Los Lobos, Marlon Williams and The Yarra Benders, Ella Fi...
Lyrics sung in Portuguese to a percussive beat and electronica could well be a first in these parts but that is what you can hear from tomorrow when BrazilBeat Sound System release their new bass and ...
The long-awaited opening of medical imaging group Matai’s MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) unit in Gisborne yesterday felt surreal, says Matai chief executive Dr Samantha Holdsworth.
“It’s been an abs...
“What is required of us as a community to make meaningful change out of the ‘statue, memorial, naming’ debate” was the focus of the First Meetings Korero 2020 last Sunday. Rather than look for ans...