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1 I Love the Islands Benefit Concerts

21 November 2009 1:17pm | I Love The Islands

The ‘I Love the Islands’ Benefit Concert NZ tour has raised $344,180.00* to aid Samoa after the recent Tsunami disaster. More >>

2 Fiesta Del Sol

21 November 2009 1:22pm | High Life Entertainment

FIESTA DEL SOL returns to Waiheke Island’s Stonyridge Vineyard this summer with a legendary international music line up of UK artists including NORMAN JAY and CRAZY P with DANIELLE MOORE! Spanish for ‘Festival of the Sun’, FIESTA DEL SOL is a ... More >>

3 Christmas Party featuring The Verlaines

20 November 2009 5:39pm | VBC

There is a certain cache among international artists for Flying Nun bands. In the 90s you had bands like Pavement name checking the Clean, even Kurt Cobain was a fan of Flying Nun. Lately it’s been the likes of No Age and Jay Reatard. Sub Pop keep ... More >>

4 Pearl Jam, Ben Harper, Relentless7 Kick Off Tour

16 November 2009 2:08pm | Blackout Music Management

The mighty Pearl Jam consolidated their reputation as one of the world's best live acts with another fantastic performance at Members Equity Stadium last night. Pearl Jam remain a class act, showing off new album Backspacer and the tunes that were ... More >>

5 Young Kiwi's Rehearsal Smashes World Record

19 November 2009 5:25pm | BNZ Ukulele Festival

New Zealand kids have proven they have easily the biggest ukulele orchestra in the world. Gathering at Mt Smart on Friday November 13th to rehearse for this Saturday’s BNZ Ukulele Festival performance, 961 children from the Kiwileles, New Zealand’s ... More >>

6 C4 and Telecom present The Non-Stop Gig

20 November 2009 9:50am | Telecom New Zealand

C4 and Telecom have joined forces to deliver a New Zealand first. On Sunday 6th December a collection of New Zealand’s hottest musicians will get together to perform a mammoth 12 hour gig - streamed live, and non-stop, on the internet. The only way ... More >>

7 RED ROOM until 22 November 2009

09 November 2009 2:51pm | New Dowse

WHAT'S ON 9 - 22 November 2009 Updates: monthly ENews | TheNewDowse Facebook fanpage | @thenewdowse on Twitter More >>

8 MySpace Black Curtain Presents Zombieland

20 November 2009 3:47pm | Myspace.com

MySpace Black Curtain presents a screening of ZOMBIELAND on the 2nd December in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. More >>

9 Death and the Dreamlife gets second life

19 November 2009 4:56pm | Bats Theatre

After completely selling out the remaining dates of its season at BATS Theatre the critically-acclaimed production Death and the Dreamlife of Elephants is pleased to announce a Matinee show. The matinee will be performed this Saturday November 21 ... More >>

10 Exhibition at Vincents Gallery

20 November 2009 10:56am | Vincents Art Workshop

Women’s Day Show Featuring artists from Vincents Women’s Day Vincents Gallery Level 4, 84 Willis St More >>

11 Mitre 10 MEGA Raises $100,00 for Cancer Cure

20 November 2009 4:46pm | Breast Cancer Research Trust

Over the past month Mitre 10 Mega stores across the country have been holding a series of DIY Ladies Nights that has raised over $100,000 for the Breast Cancer Research Trust. Attracting over 7000 participants, the Ladies Nights featured both interactive ... More >>

12 Sovereign Harbour Crossing To Stop Marine Traffic

18 November 2009 2:49pm | Sovereign

Marine traffic on Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour will this Saturday come to a complete halt to make way for close to 1400 swimmers who will take to the sea at Bayswater on the North Shore and head 2.8km across the harbour to Viaduct Harbour in Auckland ... More >>

13 Soroptimists Celebrate 70 Years of Sisterhood

20 November 2009 3:51pm | Soroptimist International

The country’s oldest branch of a little-known international women’s service club, the Soroptimists, celebrates its 70th anniversary in Wellington this Sunday (Nov 22 2009). Over the years, Soroptimist International Wellington has been working hard ... More >>

14 Movember Gala Partes Announces Events

20 November 2009 1:06pm | Movember

It’s time to celebrate the mo and the month of Movember bringing a new level of awareness to prostate cancer and men’s depression at the spectacular annual Gala Partes. Mo Bros (dressed to suit their Mo) and Mo Sistas (dressed to suit their Mo ... More >>

15 Portage Ceramic Award Winners Exhibited at Lopdell

20 November 2009 12:42pm | Lopdell House Art Gallery

Dunedin artists took centre-stage at this year's Portage Ceramic Awards, winning the premier prize with two large-scale, colour-infused works described by the judge as ambitious in concept, form and materiality. The winners were chosen from almost ... More >>

16 Book sheds light on life and work of Len Lye

20 November 2009 11:23am | Auckland University

With this bold statement, uttered in 1964, Len Lye (1901-1980) left little doubt that he would hold an integral place in New Zealand’s artistic landscape. Today, the filmmaker, kinetic sculptor, painter, photographer and writer is recognised as ... More >>

17 Brother Christmas Spectacular 2009

18 November 2009 11:17am | Upper Hutt City Council

Wellington region families are set to be wowed by top Kiwi entertainers at the Brother Christmas Spectacular in Fraser Park, Taita, next month, which promises to be a dazzling evening of music, dancing, fun and fireworks. The free community event, being held ... More >>

18 New Zealand Objects

20 November 2009 11:17am | NZ Objects

Our gallery space is situated in a part of the country that is generally considered the real N.Z. We are not really a collective, but should be considered a Post-studio gallery whose projects relate to this question: Does specialization in the N.Z. economy ... More >>

19 Frugal families

20 November 2009 10:26am | oilyrag.co.nz

Living cheap… it’s a family thing. A number of oily raggers have asked for advice on what they can do to convince the rest of the family to live off the smell of an oily rag! It is certainly true that pinching pennies will be like pushing the proverbial ... More >>

20 NCWNZ Appreciates Bikers' Concern, Reciprocates

19 November 2009 5:03pm | National Council of Women

NCWNZ believes that the changes to ACC are in conflict with the governments obligations under CEDAW (Convention of the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women). Women, who are seeking ACC subsidised counselling for experiencing trauma ... More >>

21 Songs For Chris Knox: Record Release - Benefit Gig

05 November 2009 9:58am | STROKE Songs For Chris Knox

On June 11 this year musician, artist, father, writer, film critic & jandal wearer Chris Knox suffered a life-altering stroke at his home in Grey Lynn. Everyone wanted to do something to help. So a bunch of his muso mates from NZ and around the world ... More >>

22 Pirate City Rollers Season Final 28th November

19 November 2009 3:09pm | Pirate City Rollers

Roll on up to the biggest of bout of the season! See death-defying Dead Wreckoning take on the masters of masquerade, Mascara Massacre in the third and final game of Pirate City Rollers 2009 season on Saturday 28 November. With new acts taking the ... More >>

23 Fashion Beauty Music, November 21st

24 July 2009 1:54pm | AJPR and Events

Event promoters Adam Bennett and Anna Jobsz join forces with Dawsons! Event promoters Adam Bennett (Highlife Entertainment) and Anna Jobsz (AJPR & Events) have taken their renowned party brand FASHION BEAUTY MUSIC to the next level. The pair have joined ... More >>

24 Adiago Returns to Downstage for the Holidays

19 November 2009 4:34pm | Downstage Theatre

In 2008 Adagio took circus to a sophisticated new level with a bold mix of physical theatre, live jazz and comedy. Audiences were enthralled and reviewer comments included: “Adagio offers a beautifully crafted hour of existential physical theatre.” John ... More >>

25 Triathlon an increasingly a Contact sport

20 November 2009 9:32am | Contact Energy

Contact Energy today announced it has extended its relationship with Triathlon New Zealand (Tri NZ), with the addition of the Contact TriWoman Series and a Contact 1:2:1 Series for children. More >>

26 Women boldly going where no woman has gone before

18 November 2009 11:32am | Shewee

Women boldly going where no woman has gone before! Keep your pants on Ladies! Shewee is finally here to prove that girls CAN do anything! Yes, the final frontier has been forged as Shewee bursts onto the scene at the 2009 Girls Day Out in Auckland ... More >>

27 10th annual Arts Foundation Laureates announced

19 November 2009 1:03pm | Arts Foundation of New Zealand

Each of the five Laureates will receive a $50,000, no-strings-attached donation to celebrate their past achievements and invest in their future. “The Laureate awards are about recognising senior New Zealand artists who have a substantial track record ... More >>

28 Official New Zealand Music Chart 18 November 2009

18 November 2009 4:36pm | Official New Zealand Music Chart

Black Friday, November 13 2009, has proved to be the lucky tipping point for local drum n bass outfit Shapeshifter. In three short days since the Christchurch band’s new album The System Is A Vampire went on sale, it outsold all-comers to claim the ... More >>

29 Wellington Writer’s Room - 11th Nov

03 November 2009 2:01pm | Script to Screen

Cinematic Story with John Barnett, Graeme Tetley, Marilyn Milgrom and Ken Duncum Scripts are often rejected or critiqued on the basis that they are not ‘cinematic’, and are therefore unworthy of the big screen. But to writers the term is often unclear, ... More >>

30 Author purchases remaining stock of Trowenna Sea

18 November 2009 1:52pm | Penguin Books NZ

New Zealand writer Witi Ihimaera is to purchase the remaining warehouse stock of the novel The Trowenna Sea from his publisher Penguin Group (NZ). At the same time Penguin has announced that it is offering to take back stock from any bookseller ... More >>

 

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