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After a quiet few years with no live shows, and some notable weather-related cancellations, it's starting to feel like Aotearoa's music scene is back in fighting form. Music fans are once again spoiled for choice, so to help you decide what’s worth your dollars, we asked some RNZ music enthusiasts what they were most looking forward to this spring.

Annual ceremony celebrates the achievements of independent artists, producers and record labels

Stacker celebrates historys most boundary-pushing—and thereby controversial—songs from 1930 through today.

The last time a King paid a state visit to Paris, there were 35,000 French soldiers lined up along his route to the Quai d'Orsay and a...

Humza Yousaf's deputy blames ‘urgent government business’ for arriving 40 minutes late to official event at Scottish port

An event a year in the planning took place at Bashaw’s Majestic Theatre on Sept. 22.

The warm state visit should remind both nations of the closeness they once shared – and could do again, says Agnès Poirier, a political commentator, writer and critic

Unfortunately for Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, the prime minister has completely run out of fig leaves, so he has none to offer to the DUP to enable it to slide back into Stormont, pretending it has won the Protocol Poker game.

<strong>Letters: </strong>It’s time God Save the King made way for a more appropriate anthem for England’s sporting teams, argues <strong>Katherine Arnott. </strong>Plus letters from <strong>Michael Bulley, Dr Andrew Pennington </strong>and <strong>Pamela Collins</strong>

King Charles and Queen Camilla received warm welcome as they arrived in Bordeaux on the final leg of their state visit to France, with locals shouting of God Save the King.The royal couple landed at...