Theia is celebrated for weaving her native tongue into her politically charged anthems, and her latest single, Hoki Whenua Mai (Return the Land), is no different. This single brings together haka, pūtātara, an...

Sunania was joined by David Tahere to talk about Mate Ururoa, a new chamber opera by Dame Gillian Whitehead that brings to life the extraordinary story of Captain Roger Ingram Te Kepa Dansey. Born in Rotoru...

Exciting news - the self-proclaimed People's Princess of Aotearoa, Chris Parker, is on the road again with his 'Stop Being So Dramatic!' tour. It's an expression he's heard his whole life, but only now, at the...

It's coming up to that time of year again, Te-Whanganui-a-Tara's multi-venue, one night festival, Great Sounds Great. Spread across 10 venues in the city, this year's festival is featuring a diverse lineup ...

Sunaina talked about the Indigenous Animation Exchange, a collaboration between Wellington, Galway, and the Māoriland Film Festival as part of their shared status as UNESCO Cities of Film. The exchange high...

Suzy Cato needs no introduction for most New Zealanders, having been a beloved friend to Kiwi tamariki for over 30 years. Known for her genuine connection with audiences, Suzy has evolved with her young lis...

Easily her most personal to date, Le Vā is a dedication to Ladi6's late mother Fuarosa, and explores grief, healing, and transformation. A blend of wavey soul, modular electronics and storytelling, Le Vā is...

After eight years overseas, Aotearoa-born folk artist Frances Grass is back on home soil with a stunning debut EP, Thirlestane Road. Inspired by 60s folk icons like Donovan and Joni Mitchell, her music blends ...