Gilbert and George; the Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland Exhibition is on now at the Auckland Art Gallery until Sunday 11th September 2022.
It's led by local high school teacher Catherine Tamihere, who says there is a lot of mamae (pain) as a result of racial segregation and mistreatment of Māori.
The heritage building was closed for earthquake strengthening work in 2019.
The pre-dawn Whāngai i te Hautapu ceremony will be part of a larger broadcast simulcast on 1News, 1News online, TVNZ+.
Cast and crew were dressed in their best for the occasion that had been years in the making.
The whāngai i te hautapu ceremony was part of Matariki celebrations hosted by Ngāti Whātua ki Ōrākei at Takaparawhau.
Fourteen Māori cast members took on the roles of some of Disney's most beloved characters.
This year marks the first time the country will be celebrating Matariki as an official public holiday.
Despite their busy workloads, both say being a part of the musical is helping them reset and find a bit of balance in their lives.
It was forced off the local calendar for three years thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The pop culture expo is on this weekend in Auckland, with celebrity guests appearing in person once again.
The exhibition made up of three interactive parts including past, present and future.
Krishnan's Dairy is touring New Zealand for what's likely to be the final time.
Wāhine Māori who've used their creative talents to increase the visibility of their heritage, culture and language on a global stage, are among those being celebrated.
The pieces were created by Auckland Art School students in the early 1960s, before disappearing.
The Taste of Pasifika festival is a smaller reincarnation of Pasifika - is an iconic event that's celebrated for most of the last thirty years.
The young man shouted at those in the Louvre to "Think of the Earth!"
It's handbags galore at Upper Hutt's Whirinaki gallery - a new exhibition showcasing the best in handbag styles throughout the last 100 years.
One viewer mistakenly said the picture was of the young newsreader playing Clara the Cow.
Prayas Theatre is putting on a show after a year-and-a-half of pandemic delays.