15 May 2021 Archived: Tiny Brains, Big Smarts: Phil Lester Bees and wasp brains are about the size of a sesame seed. Despite this, these little insects are much more intelligent that... Add to favourites
14 May 2021 Archived: A snake performance: Carrie Tiffany It’s a story of snakes... or, perhaps, of something more sinister. Add to favourites
15 May 2021 Archived: Somewhere a cleaner Largely invisible, a legion of cleaners move through the world in an indispensable daily act of service – “the endless... Add to favourites
15 May 2021 Archived: An evening with Neil Gaiman & Amanda Palmer This special 90-minute evening session marks the first joint appearance in their newly adopted country for writers, thinkers... Add to favourites
11 May 2021 - 16 May 2021 Archived: Blindness Blindness, the adaptation of Nobel Laureate José Saramago’s 1995 novel of the same name, written by Tony Award-winning... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 Archived: Autumn Salon Series: Byrne, Pomare, Roffey Three exceptional writers join chair Paula Morris on screen, for a live-in venue audience, to talk about and readfrom their... Add to favourites
14 May 2021 Archived: No friend but the mountains: Behrouz Boochani After fleeing from Iran in 2013, Kurdish-Iranian journalist Behrouz Boochani became a political prisoner, detained... Add to favourites
15 May 2021 Archived: A conversation with my country: Alan Duff In 1990 the seismic novel Once Were Warriors shone a spotlight on the Māori urban underclass; Alan Duff’s award-winning... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 - 16 May 2021 Archived: The Universe of Story: Neil Gaiman Much loved around the world for his writing prowess, his imagination and his advocacy for reading and libraries, a reviewer... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 - 16 May 2021 Archived: Walking Towards Tomorrow: Langstone & Van Bohemen Walking can be both a physical and a mental undertaking – a time for gathering thoughts and centering ourselves. Add to favourites
15 May 2021 Archived: A treaty conversation: Claudia Orange Distinguished historian Dame Claudia Orange has dedicated a lifetime to the study of Aotearoa’s founding documents, ensuring... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 - 16 May 2021 Archived: Too Many Cooks?: Alice Te Punga Sommerville Indigenous Studies scholar and author, Alice Te Punga Somerville, leads an examination of past, present and future... Add to favourites
15 May 2021 Archived: A nobel life: Kazuo Ishiguro Nobel Laureate Kazuo Ishiguro’s prize citation describes him as a writer “who, in novels of great emotional force, has... Add to favourites
15 May 2021 Archived: From a distance: Anna Fifield Former Washington Post Beijing bureau chief and 2018 winner of Stanford University’s Shorenstein Journalism Award for... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 - 16 May 2021 Archived: Climate Contemplations As we face one of the urgent challenges of the time, four writers who have each addressed the question in their own creative... Add to favourites
14 May 2021 Archived: Conversations: Ai Weiwei A cultural figure of international renown, Ai Weiwei is an artist, activist, architect, curator and filmmaker who has said... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 Archived: Nailing the Shot: Jane Ussher Award-winning photographer Jane Ussher is one of New Zealand’s most extraordinary and prodigious artists. She speaks with... Add to favourites
16 May 2021 Archived: Family Dynamics: Grimshaw, Mewburn, O'Brien Writing an honest and deeply personal memoir takes a certain degree of courage, and the journey can be fraught. Join these... Add to favourites