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The gutsy authenticity of We Are Lady Parts
Because where else are you going to hear an all-women Muslim punk band sing 'Voldemort Under My Headscarf'?
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Because where else are you going to hear an all-women Muslim punk band sing 'Voldemort Under My Headscarf'?
Accusations are swirling that Jacinda Ardern blocked a planned news report criticising the Covid response. It’s not true.
Excessive excitement over a pantry staple? BINGO.
Through film and television, Māori storytellers are sharing their tales further than ever.
As Food in A Minute celebrates its 25th birthday, its former host talks to Tara Ward about the classic ‘90s TV spots that took home cooking to a new dimension.
To celebrate 25 glorious years of Food in a Minute, we jimmied open an old can of something in the content pantry
Stewart Sowman-Lund reflects on the bonkers show that kept him sane(ish) during lockdown.
The director of The Scam picks his top five short documentaries to help keep the boredom at bay this lockdown.
Hoo roo everyone, and welcome to week one of the Celebrity Treasure Island 2021 power rankings.
He's danced for Rihanna and Beyonce, and DJs at major music festivals. Now Lance Savali is set to be Celebrity Treasure Island's breakout star.
What happens when you put 21 celebrities on a local beach and sort them into teams based on their careers? A dream mix of absurdity, ego and nostalgia.
Not sure what’s happening in the British soap screening before the Ashley and Jacinda show? Wonder no more.
In Night Ride – part of the Loading Docs 2021 collection – filmmaker Todd Karehana attempts to get to the bottom of his mum’s unusual nightly routine.
Comedian Sanjay Patel tells us about the early days of Twitter, collecting Shortland Street trading cards and more in this week’s episode of FIRST.
We round up everything coming to streaming services this month, including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, Apple TV+, Neon and TVNZ OnDemand.
The documentary about the mosque shootings served as a reminder of the incredible strength of those left behind.
Sara Qasem, who lost her father Abdelfattah Qasem in the March 15 terror attacks, shares why she has chosen this moment to speak up against hate.
