Te Ao Maori | ABC Radio National
30 October 2021
Throughout its reign, the British Empire stole a lot of stuff, Marc Fennell and Simon Leo Brown report for ABC Radio National. Stuff the British Stole podcast is a series about the not-so-polite history…
Arts | PerthNow
25 June 2018
New Plymouth’s Puke Ariki museum is “aiming to offer visitors a realistic glimpse of the perils the first European settlers had to endure on their voyage to the Pacific country includes an unusual feature:…
New Zealand | Australian (The)
23 September 2017
Arts, culture, hiking and fine dining abound in New Plymouth, on the west coast of New Zealand. The Australian’s Jane Nicholls recommends some highlights.
“New Plymouth is festooned in festivals, including the world music festival…
Architecture | Hyperallergic
1 February 2017
“No right angles.” That was the decree Roy Brewster set for himself and stood firmly by throughout his life. The New Zealander, born in 1905 in Taranaki, instead embraced angles of 120˚; he was…
Te Ao Maori | ABC News
6 January 2016
Five intricately carved storehouse carvings have been returned to New Zealand after 150 years buried in a swamp and 40 years exile in Europe.
They are the Motunui epa and once were almost sold off…