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The wartime values instilled by his father still hold a special place for master baker Meinolf Kraeling.

Comedy with no words is how George Fenn describes his awkward new show.

"So much of what's online is so perfect, it does feel like this really strong contrast… Showing normality is super important."

We spoke to six young women about their experience with sex, relationships and increasingly confusing dating culture.

It's commonly assumed that Māori women don't carve, but one group of wāhine are creating an environment to support others who want to learn the craft.

Whether it's for the first time or a return to tertiary, people who are near or beyond retirement age still have the fighting spirit to head to university.

Young Hawke's Bay tenor Taylor Wallbank will soon be following in the footsteps of his operatic heroes.

New Zealand distilleries beat more than 550 from around the world to win a haul of trophies.

Win or lose, amateur will likely wear their experience on their faces and still have go to work.

In 'Here We Go' we meet the Jessop family as they stumble through their mishap strewn, semi-detached suburban life.

Classical concerts seldom encourage audience participation, but that's exactly what the Flight of The Conchords star does in his collaboration with the NZSO.

The legendary musician's Infinity Sessions are back this week with ten New Zealand artists playing live in the intimate setting of Finn's Roundhead Studios in Auckland.