NZ
Baby step towards a revamped national stadium
Stage 1 sees the reconfiguration of the lower North Stand, increasing the stadium’s capacity to 70,000 for concerts
Read MoreTHE POWERHOUSE OF THE FESTIVAL CIRCUIT
I think key for us is our programming. It’s very diverse. We don’t target one genre, instead we offer a good day out that’s accessible across a broad range of ages.
Read MoreStrategic partnerships for the new Waikato Regional Theatre
The biggest names in live entertainment are officially on their way to Kirikiriroa. The Waikato region is poised for a cultural renaissance with the forthcoming opening of the Waikato Regional Theatre in Hamilton
Read MoreDRONESHOWS TAKES FLIGHT
Taylor and Isaac are not just intending to produce breathtaking light shows but to pioneer advancements that see cutting-edge aviation standards merge with artistic ingenuity.
Read MoreStrawberry Sound Upgrades to JBL VTX A Series Line Array
Strawberry Sound has become the latest audio visual production company in a growing list of New Zealand production companies to invest in a JBL VTX A Series line array system
Read MoreCHAMSYS QUICKQ 20
I feel like anyone who can work their way around an iPad could use the Chamsys QuickQ20 if they were given the desk with all the fixtures patched in.
Read MoreMusic and Audio Stand Strong at NAMM 2025
It’s no great shock that creative professionals (musicians, singers, audio engineers) are not OK with the idea of their jobs being replaced…
Read MoreLSC appoints lighting specialist to lead Avolites representation
“One thing has never changed – the quality of the products and the knowledge and support offered by the staff.”
Read MoreNEW ZEALAND’S MOST ADVANCED VP STUDIO OPENS
“Everyone’s attention to detail was second to none throughout. Everything had to be perfect, and the result is truly impressive.”
Read MoreAmber Technology to distribute Rycote in Australia and New Zealand
Effective immediately, Amber Technology will serve as distributor for Rycote windshields, shock absorption, and audio support products across Australia and New Zealand
Read MoreKeeping the wolves at bay – The Micromanagement Disease
“He despised how she submerged her ineptitude in a sea of corporate jargon, the excesses of which she expressed at meetings that failed to accomplish any worthwhile goals.”
Read MoreOpportunity to Submit Feedback on Creative Sector Strategy
Adraft version of the creative sector strategy ‘Amplify: A Creative and Cultural Strategy for New Zealand’ can now be found on the Ministry for Culture and Heritage website
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