NZ Musical Theatre: The Meteoric Rise of Local Talent Harry Marshall
January 2, 2026
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It’s an undeniable fact that there are two categories of people – those who love musicals and those who don’t.
It’s an undeniable fact that there are two categories of people – those who love musicals and those who don’t.
If you look out at Great Mercury Island from Black Jack Road, you can see the full length of the island from north to south.
Tuesday, October 7th started off with a stint in the dentist’s chair, never a great start to any day, but way better than what transpired later in the day.
After the big storms of 2020 and 2021, Thames-Coromandel District Council (TCDC) proposed to reshape the eroded dunes at Pāuanui’s south end into a wide, gentle slope and replant it in native sand-binding species.
Janet Hoogwerf shares thoughts on the value of the Visual Arts
It’s an undeniable fact that there are two categories of people – those who love musicals and those who don’t.
If you look out at Great Mercury Island from Black Jack Road, you can see the full length of the island from north to south.
Tuesday, October 7th started off with a stint in the dentist’s chair, never a great start to any day, but way better than what transpired later in the day.
After the big storms of 2020 and 2021, Thames-Coromandel District Council (TCDC) proposed to reshape the eroded dunes at Pāuanui’s south end into a wide, gentle slope and replant it in native sand-binding species.
Janet Hoogwerf shares thoughts on the value of the Visual Arts
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